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Carlos Morales
Marketing Manager MAGENSA, LLC Phone: 310-669-6335 Fax:
310-631-3956
carlos.morales@magensa.net
www.magensa.net
Glenn R. Boyet
PCI Security Standards Council
Phone: 781-876-6248
gboyet@pcisecuritystandards.org
Magensa™ Joins PCI Security Standards Council as
Newest Participating Organization
Magensa to participate in key standards setting body
protecting payment cardholder data
Carson, CA – April 7, 2008 – Magensa, an application
service provider of credential, hardware, and website authentication
systems for secure online banking and e-commerce functions,
announced today that it has joined the PCI Security Standards
Council as a new participating organization. As a Participating
Organization, Magensa will work with the Council to evolve the PCI
Data Security Standard (DSS) and other payment card data protection
standards.
The PCI DSS, endorsed by American Express, Discover Financial
Services, JCB International, MasterCard Worldwide and Visa Inc.,
requires merchants and service providers that store, process or
transmit customer payment card data to adhere to information
security controls and processes that ensure data integrity. More
information on the council and the standard can be found at
www.pcisecuritystandards.org
As a Participating Organization, Magensa will now
have access to the latest payment card security standards from the
Council, be able to provide feedback on the standards and become
part of a growing community that now includes more than 400
organizations. In an era of increasingly sophisticated attacks on
systems, adhering to PCI DSS represents an entity’s best protection
against data criminals. By joining as a Participating Organization,
Magensa will contribute its experience and expertise developing
secure, speedy and convenient payment transaction solutions that
benefit consumers, merchants, acquirers, associations and issuers.
“The PCI Security Standards Council is committed to helping everyone
involved in the payment chain to protect consumer payment data,”
said Bob Russo, General Manager of the PCI Security Standards
Council. “By participating in the standards setting process, Magensa
demonstrates they are playing an active part in this important end
goal.”
”Magensa is committed to the development of technologies, products,
and services that enable secure payment transactions for retailers,
financial institutions, and consumers,” said Larry Meyers, Business
Development Manager of Magensa. “As a participating organization of
the PCI Security Standards Council, we look forward to contributing
towards the development of advanced security standards that protect
consumer payment data, and provide benefits to all segments of the
payment infrastructure,” concluded Mr. Meyers.
For more information on Magensa’s application services of
credential, hardware, and website authentication systems, please
visit Magensa at Booth #2051 at the 2008 RSA Conference at Moscone
Center in San Francisco, April 7-11, 2008.
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About Magensa
Magensa is an application service provider of decryption and
authentication services that allows retailers to quickly implement
PCI-DSS compliant payment systems at both POS retail locations and
e-commerce websites. Magensa’s solutions utilize secure magstripe
readers that encrypt data at the point of swipe to protect
cardholder personal information, and MagnePrint, a card
authentication technology that detects the use of counterfeit
(skimmed) cards. Together these features provide token-based
multifactor authentication for secure access to online activities.
Retailers gain simplified PCI-DSS compliance that can be implemented
without the need for substantial investment or changes to their
existing payment processing infrastructure. For more information,
please contact Magensa at 877-624-3672 or visit us on the web at
www.magensa.net
About PCI Security Standards Council
The mission of the PCI Security Standards Council is to enhance
payment account security by fostering broad adoption of PCI security
standards. For more information, please visit
www.pcisecuritystandards.org
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