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5 Reasons Why Collecting Payments with a PDF Form Isn’t PCI Compliant

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PDF forms generally can’t enforce role-based access control or multi-factor authentication (MFA), which are fundamental to PCI compliance. Therefore, PDF forms don’t guarantee that only authenticated personnel access sensitive data, compromising the security of credit card information. 5.

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New York Bolsters Cybersecurity Requirements

Global Fintech & Digital Assets

Technical Controls The Amendments introduce a number of heightened technical controls, including: Multifactor Authentication: With only very limited exceptions, multifactor authentication (MFA) is now required for “any individual” accessing “any information system” of a covered entity.

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PCI requirements and who needs to follow them

Basis Theory

Third-Party Service Provider ( TPSP or "service provider") refers to an entity other than the Merchant, Acquirer, or Issuer involved in storing, processing, or transmitting card data. Identify and authenticate access to system components Bad actors can appear as good actors in any system.

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How to Stay Compliant with NACHA Requirements

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Risk management Financial institutions and third-party service providers must construct and execute a risk-based approach to detect and prevent fraudulent ACH transactions. Advanced stages include multi-factor authentication (MFA) , encryption techniques, and continuous staff training.

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