PCI Checklist, a local initiative that improves the cyber security of e-commerce sites that are member businesses on behalf of banks and payment institutions, has reached an agreement with its first customer abroad. PCI Checklist will work together with QNB, one of the largest financial institutions in the Gulf and Africa, to improve member merchant security.
Improving the cyber security risks of member businesses of banks and payment institutions PCI ChecklistIn line with its goal of becoming a global cyber security brand, it reached its first overseas customer. One of the leading banks in the Gulf and Africa QNBwill use PCI Checklist to accelerate the acquisition controls of workplaces that apply for Virtual POS to receive online payments and to manage the cyber security risk and PCI-DSS compliance processes of existing workplaces.International Recognition and Experience
It is used by more than 8 banks in Turkey and is unrivaled in its field. PCI Checklist, not only at the national level; It has proven that it meets the needs at the international level and has been accepted in a very short time. PCI Checklist managers stated that, through QNB, they could see and improve the Qatar e-commerce ecosystem and security firsthand. He also stated that manual acquisition controls for QNB have ended, the workplace acquisition process has been automated and the operational burden has been reduced, the cyber security postures of existing member businesses have been detected and improved for the first time, and a system has been established where PCI-DSS Compliance Management can be carried out quickly and from a single platform, in a way that alleviates the workload.PCI Checklist executives also noted the importance of QNB as a reference in the region and beyond in the context of international growth targets; On the other hand, they added that it constitutes a beginning for subsequent expansions. In this regard, he emphasized that studies are continuing for India and Singapore, especially the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.PCI CHECKLIST WILL PROVIDE GLOBAL SOLUTIONS TO CYBER SECURITY THREATS
PCI Checklist, a local initiative that evaluates the cyber security of e-commerce sites that are member businesses on behalf of banks and payment institutions, has become a member of the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council, which determines the standards of the card payment industry worldwide. PCI Checklist will develop and provide solutions globally for the cyber security risk and compliance strategy it has developed so far.Payment Cards Industry Security Standards Council, which was established by payment system giants such as Visa, Mastercard and American Express in 2006 to address the risks of cyber security vulnerabilities that have increased in the payment ecosystem; It incorporated the PCI Checklist. PCI Checklist, which measures the cyber security risks of banks, payment institutions, member businesses and e-commerce sites, will provide global solutions to new threats that may arise in the future with this membership.“We believe that it will accelerate our expansions in Europe and the Middle East.”Commenting on the issue, PCI Checklist Founding Partner and CEO Kivanc Harputlu He said: "As PCI Checklist, an important reason behind our rapid growth and achievements is the strong business partnerships we have established. It is a very important development for us to become a member of the Payment Cards Industry Security Standards Council, which includes the most important players of the industry in the world. We will take part in the development of online payment security and PCI Security Standards globally, in cooperation with other relevant stakeholders. The Council, which was established by card manufacturers such as Visa, MasterCard, American Express and includes the leaders of the financial security industry, aims to ensure payment security in the light of evolving threats." We will be more effective in the global implementation of PCI Security Standards. We will discuss our own experience, work and best practices with the PCI Council and the community. We will contribute to the provision of solutions by developing our cyber security risk and compliance strategy globally for member businesses, which are the weakest link in online payment system security. We believe that this development will accelerate our expansion in the European and Middle Eastern markets.
