
Learn about QuickBooks PCI DSS Compliance Services
by Intuit•138• Updated a day ago
PCI DSS stands for Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard. This is a set of rules that businesses must follow if they take payments with credit or debit cards. These rules help keep credit or debit card info safe. Intuit has teamed up with SecurityMetrics, a company that knows a lot about PCI compliance, to help you meet PCI requirements.
PCI DSS requirements
If you don't follow PCI rules, you could get fined, have to pay for audits, and face more limits. How you process credit cards decides which rules you need to follow.
If you have your PCI Compliance Certification, you’re good for now. Remember to renew it every year, and make sure your system still meets PCI DSS requirements.
Intuit's PCI Services
Intuit and its products are listed on the PCI Security Standards Council website as compliant. However, other apps on your computer or network can affect your security. To help, Intuit has partnered with SecurityMetrics to make PCI compliance easier. There are fees for these services.
Intuit’s PCI program includes:
- Threat Prevention Tools: Vulnerability scans, mobile scans, and SecurityMetric scans help you find unencrypted card data and stop breaches.
- Card Data Protection: Your PCI service comes with a warranty of up to $100,000.
- Training: Intuit has joined with SecurityMetrics to offer security training. Classes to teach you how to protect your business from common problems like fake emails and keylogging malware.
Next steps
Create your SecurityMetrics account to purchase the security package that best fits your business needs.
- Go to SecurityMetrics.
- Select Get Started, Create Account, then fill out all the fields.
- Select Create Account, then follow the on-screen steps to what you need to do for PCI.
If you have questions, contact SecurityMetrics Support.
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