PCI DSS

If you process credit card payments, let us help you achieve PCI DSS compliance. We’ll demystify the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard by debunking many of the myths that surround it.

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Fortis DPC PCI DSS services

PCI DSS compliance

We offer a ‘demystify and simplify’ approach to achieving PCI DSS compliance. We work with you to agree the priorities.

SME Basic Compliance Pack

This entry level PCI DSS Compliance Pack is ideal if you’re a small business with up to 5 staff and a single payment card terminal. It will enable you to have policies and procedures in place to ensure you are compliant to PCI DSS. Training will be provided too.

SME Standard Compliance Pack

The Standard PCI DSS Compliance Pack is designed specifically for you, if you’re a business with more than 5 staff, with a maximum of 25 and a single payment card terminal. It will equip you with the right policies and procedures to ensure you are compliant to PCI DSS. Your staff will receive the necessary training too.

SME Advanced Compliance Pack

Our advanced pack is designed for businesses with more than 5 staff, with a maximum of 25, and a single payment card terminal. It will give you the policies and procedures you need to ensure you are compliant to PCI DSS. Training for your staff is included.

The Source

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