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Get a Sneak Peek at a Community Meeting Presentation on Third Party Service Providers – Forging a Quality Relationship

PCI Security Standards

provides a preview of his presentation on Third Party Service Providers – Forging a Quality Relationship. These events feature presentations from some of the sharpest minds in payment security. Below Peter O’Sullivan , Principal Information Security Consultant, Nettitude Ltd.

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AmEx card details exposed in third-party data breach

Finextra

American Express is writing to customers warning them that their account information may have been compromised in a data breach at a third party service provider.

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UBS, NDGIT launch direct developer portal for third party service providers

The Paypers

(The Paypers) UBS has launched direct access to third-party service providers (TPPs), under PSD2, supporting them with developer portal, test environment and sandbox interfaces powered by NDGIT.

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Understanding the Dora Compliance: A Comprehensive Guide

VISTA InfoSec

The financial entities operating within the EU, as well as third-party service providers outside the EU that engage with financial institutions located within the EU, are required to comply with DORA by 17 January 2025. This ensures that systems can withstand and recover from disruptions.

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New Data Security Requirements for ACH Originators

Agile Payments

The rule requires the originators (and third party service providers) to protect bank account information unreadable when it's stored electronically. Basically, the sensitive bank account data needs to be tokenized.

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Third Party Data Risk Requires More than Periodic Checks

Payments Source

An organization could go to great lengths to protect its internal network only to have all that effort undone by its third party service provider failing to take proper security measures.

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FinTech Dave Reports Data Breach Involving 7.5M Users

PYMNTS

In a blog post, Dave blamed the data breach on Waydev, a former third-party service provider. According to the FinTech, the “malicious party” gained access to user passwords “stored in hashed form using bcrypt , an industry-recognized hashing algorithm.”.