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PCI Payment Protection Resources for Small Merchants
Carlos CaetanoAssociate Regional Director – Brazil atPCI Security Standards Council
Agenda
Background
Resources
Call to Action
What’s Next
Intro
Intro
What is the PCI Security Standards Council?
Collaboration
Education
Simplified solutions for merchants
What does PCI Council Produce?Standards, Best Practices & Services
Training – Assessors, Acquirers, Integrators
Validation & Qualification – Equipment, Service Providers, Assessors, Investigators
Payment Equipment Payment Software Merchant & Payment Service
Provider Environments
What’s this all about?
Why?Small businesses around the world are increasing targets for payment data theft
77% believe that their company is safe from cyber attacks
80% of websites attacked everyday belong to small merchants
Nearly half of global cyberattacks in 2015 were against small businesses
48% of small businesses have been hit by at least one cyber-attack in the past 12 months
20% see cyber security as a top business priority
10% have never invested in improving the security of their website
54% of SMEs who say they’re concerned their business could be at risk from an attack
Current Threats
SQL Injection
Weak Passwords
Spear Phishing
Malware / Ransomware
Remote Attack Vector
Poor Patching
“No locale, industry or organization is bulletproof
when it comes to the compromise of data”
Verizon 2016 DBIR
Birth and Rebirth of a Data Breach
Target phishingcampaign against
vendor
Person clicks on email and malware installation occurs
Keylogger deployed and client’s environment static
auth credentials stolen for final target access
Malware installed directly in final victm’s POS system
Malware functionalities of scraping RAM and exporting data, establishment
of control and persistence
Source: Verizon 2016 Data Breach Investigations Report
Small Merchant
Task Force
PCI Small Merchant Task ForceObjective
Collaborate with the PCI community to address the needs of the small merchant market segment by providing guidance that:
• Is simple, easy to understand and relevant to the unique needs of small merchants
• Helps small merchants understand their responsibility for protecting payment card data and to identify and mitigate areas of risk in their environment
• Provides small merchants with the information needed when assessing their own environment, working with a QSA, and/or considering a new payment channel, vendor or service provider
Global Participation: Merchants & Merchant Partners
“If the larger merchants and financial institutions themselves cannot be protected from data breaches, you can imagine how difficult protection is for independent small business owners.”
“An issue that many small businesses have is that they
do not have the in-house resources to be experts in
all aspects of running a business. Small businesses rely on external expertise to
simplify the complicated.”
Meet Mary, Ms. Small Business
• “How do I sell more wine?”
• “How do I differentiate my customers’ experience in a saturated market?”
• “How do I find and keep good employees?”
• Her bank.
• The 1-800 number on the sticker that’s on her payment system.
• To understand why/how she’s at risk.
• The right questions to ask her bank and her payment system vendor for help.
• Simple steps she can take.
On her mind Her needsHer dilemma Who she calls
Mary, wine bar owner
• She wants to do the right thing for her customers and her business
• BUT, she doesn’t have time to understand
“SSL Rootkits”
Content Development Approach
Audience
Simple, not exhaustive
Accessible
Measurable
Simplifying Security
Simplifying SecurityPayment Protection Resources for Small Merchants
Simplifying SecurityGuide to Safe Payments
Simplifying SecurityGuide to Safe Payments – Understanding Your Risk
Simplifying SecurityGuide to Safe Payments – Understanding Your Risk
Simplifying SecurityGuide to Safe Payments – Protecting Your Business with Security Basics
Cost
Ease
Risk Mitigation
Simplifying SecurityGuide to Safe Payments – Protecting Your Business with Security Basics
Simplifying SecurityGuide to Safe Payments – Where to Get Help
Payment Brand List
• List of Compliant Service Providers
PCI DSS and Related Guidance
• More about PCI DSS• PCI DSS Self-Assessment
Questionnaires• Guide: Skimming Prevention: Overview
of Best Practices for Merchants
• List of Validated Payment Applications• List of Approved PTS Devices• List of Approved Scanning Vendors• List of Qualified Integrators/Resellers• List of P2PE Validated Solutions
PCI Council Listings
Simplifying SecurityCommon Payment Systems
Simplifying SecurityCommon Payment Systems
Simplifying SecurityCommon Payment Systems - Example
YES
This IS my setup.Show me the details.
NO
This IS NOT my setup.Show me the next step.
BACKto previous diagram.
Mag Stripe
RISK PROFILE
Chip
TYPE 2 PROTECTIONS
LOWER LOWER
Simplifying SecurityCommon Payment Systems - Example
Simplifying SecurityE-commerce example
YES
This IS my setup.Show me the details.
NO
This IS NOT my setup.Show me the next step.
BACKto previous diagram.
RISK PROFILE
TYPE 10 PROTECTIONS
LOWER
Simplifying Security E-commerce example
Simplifying SecurityQuestions to Ask Your Vendors
Simplifying SecurityGlossary of Payment Information Security Terms
How Can You Help?
Restaurateurs are not technology experts. They areskilled in culinary arts, general business managementand hospitality. Like many small businesses, they arereliant on the expertise of others in the cybersecurityspace. In order for small restaurants to thrive in thedigital age, they will need significant help from thebroader technology and security community.
David Matthews, National Restaurant Association, PCI Small Merchant Taskforce Co-Chair
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Call to Action
Visit PCI SSC website
Download
Share
Co-brand
https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/pci_security/small_merchant
How You Can Help
Regional Participant Organizations
Participating Organization Benefits
• Advance review of standards and supporting materials before release, with the opportunity to provide feedback
• Complimentary attendance at annual Community Meetings hosted by the Council
• Substantial training discounts; courses are offered in instructor-led and eLearning formats
• Nominate and vote for representatives to stand for election to the Council’s Board of Advisors
• Drive the Special Interest Groups (SIGs) that provide the Council with understanding and guidance on particular topics or technologies
769PCI Council
Participating
Organizations
Join us: www.pcisecuritystandards.org/get_involved/participating_organizations
Attend South America Forum and Save
We Need You!
All attendees of the South America Forum will receive a
$1,500 savings on a PCI Participation Organization
membership.Discount Code will be
provided at event.
Check PCI website for more info on the August 2017 event
Get Trained and Ready to Support the IndustryBecome a PCI Professional – you’ll be in good company
• Over 2,500 of your colleagues have become PCIPs - why not join them and show off your PCI knowledge?
• Get the three-year credential that’s not tied to your employer.
• When you do, you can show off your professional status since you’ll be listed on the PCI website!
https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/program_training_and_qualification/pci_professional_qualification
What’s Next?
Based on feedback, enhance current small merchant materials as needed
Evaluate and propose simple-to-use alternate validation tools and/or SAQs
Formalize communications strategy and determine effectiveness of dissemination methods
2016 / 2017 Focus
Resources
Check Our
Document Library
for New Resources
www.pcisecuritystandards.org
Thank You