Exploring how members protect their payment data |
This survey is being run in conjunction with WPM Education in the run up to their Payment Security Summit. Your answers will remain anonymous, and will be used to collate an aggregated and anonymised report detailing the results of this survey.
You will be aware of your institution’s responsibility to protect cardholder data under the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS). But are you aware of the consequences of a data breach with respect to the security requirements of the GDPRs and the Data Protection Act 2018?
If your institution should suffer a breach because of failure to fully comply with the PCI DSS, the Information Commissioners Office (ICO), in its enforcement activities, will take this into account. There is therefore an urgent need for protection of payment data to be considered as part of the overall data protection strategy for the institution.
We’d appreciate you taking the time to respond to a short survey about how your institution is tackling payment security.
If your institution should suffer a breach because of failure to fully comply with the PCI DSS, the Information Commissioners Office (ICO), in its enforcement activities, will take this into account. There is therefore an urgent need for protection of payment data to be considered as part of the overall data protection strategy for the institution.
We’d appreciate you taking the time to respond to a short survey about how your institution is tackling payment security.