missose.blogg.se - Pts 2020

Requiring devices that accept EMV enabled cards to support Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) to help facilitate the EMV migration to a more robust level of cryptography.Limiting firmware approval timeframes to three years to help ensure ongoing protection against evolving vulnerabilities.

Restructuring modules into Physical and Logical, Integration, Communications and Interfaces, and Life Cycle to reflect the diversity of devices supported under the standard and the application of requirements based upon their individual characteristics and functionalities.

“The changes to this standard will facilitate design flexibility for payment devices while advancing the standard to help mitigate the evolving threat environment.”Įstablished to protect PINs (Personal Identification Numbers) and the cardholder data stored on the card (on magnetic stripe or the chip of an EMV card) or used in conjunction with a mobile device, PTS POI Version 6.0 reorganizes the requirements and introduces changes that include:

“Payment technology is advancing at a rapid pace,” says Emma Sutcliffe, SVP, Standards Officer at PCI SSC. Updates are designed to meet the accelerating changes of payment device technology, while providing protections against criminals who continue to develop new ways to steal payment card data.

The PCI PIN Transaction Security (PTS) Point-of-Interaction (POI) Modular Security Requirements v6.0 enhances security controls to defend against physical tampering and the insertion of malware that can compromise card data during payment transactions. WAKEFIELD, Mass., 16 June 2020 - The PCI Security Standards Council has updated the standard for payment devices to enable stronger protections for cardholder data. Changes aimed to support a range of environments, technologies, and methodologies for achieving security