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New measures implemented in section 6.6 of the PCI standard, do nothing to address the threat of insiders. June 30 marks an important date for any company that takes online credit card payments. Symantec has launched an online fraud consulting service aimed at stemming web-based crime.
The organisation charged with directing the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) announced the second version of the credit card protection guidelines is scheduled for an October release. Employers must face the fact that a lot of online shopping takes place at the office, and it can put an entire business network at risk. As big business finally gets a hold on security, SMEs relying on off-the-shelf e-commerce tools are easy prey. New research shows that firms must display security measures more clearly on their sites Microsoft has released what is believed to be the final update for Windows XP, the operating system prior to Vista, but still widely deployed by enterprises and consumers. Security concerns are prohibiting Australians from using mobile devices to pay bills, shop or bank online, the latest Unisys Security Index has found.



Separate data sharing intitiatives should be more closely linked On the eve of the scheduled release of Windows XP Service Pack 3, Microsoft has delayed the push-out because of a compatibility problem. Wireless security vendor AirDefense has released new research which suggests that even the most cautious organisations are leaving their networks unprotected. Discount retailer TJX, parent of T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, has agreed to a US$24 million settlement with MasterCard over a security breach that left tens of millions of credit card accounts at risk to identity theft. A malware attack targeting search engine results is continuing to haunt several high-profile sites.. Lax internet security has resulted in a virtual boycott of Vietnam by online retailers, local press reports claim. As the dust settles from one of the largest data breaches since TJX, few fresh details emerged one day after Hannaford Bros. supermarket chain revealed that intruders stole some 4.2 million credit and debit card numbers from its computer systems. New England is again the epicenter of a major retail data breach, this time with the Hannaford Bros. grocery store chain on Monday disclosing that hackers stole 4.2 million debit and credit card numbers from its computer systems. TJX on Wednesday reported a 47 percent spike in quarterly profits, aided by a reduction in the reserve that was created to pay for costs associated with last year's reported data breach. More than three-quarters of large U.S. merchants, and nearly two-thirds of medium-sized retailers, are in compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), according to Visa. A year filled with high-profile retail data breaches has made consumers more aware of the dangers of online fraud, new research claims..