Welcome to Vancouver, eh! We got away with some rain free days at the end of the conference. My favourite sessions were the PFI report AND the assessing web technologies for ecommerce session. I stole enough interesting content from those sessions to prepare a couple upcoming posts. Event #1 on the agenda is Tuesday at…
August 25 2020: The council is still analyzing feedback from previous RFC (plan is to comment on all feedback). Council is preparing the next RFC while updating supporting documents (glossary, prioritized approach, SAQs, etc) and training. An extended transition period is planned. 3.2.1 to be retired 2 years AFTER the release of v4.0. Future…
Can’t make it to Vegas this week? (Sept 25-27 2018) I understand. Life! It does look like a ton of interesting content that we could use day to day! https://events.pcisecuritystandards.org/las-vegas-2018/agenda/ These are just some of the topics that might catch your interest! Chris Novak and Josh Costa will walk through some of the key findings…
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Hopefully everybody going to the Community meeting got the message about the available mobile app. Its pretty good, its got a schedule, list of presenters and some messaging functions! I agree that it will help “make the most of your time in Vancouver!”. But if you aren’t a member of the majority with an Android…
If you are attending the North American community meeting in a couple of weeks, you have a choice of two tracks full of great sessions on Wednesday Sept 30th. Recently a medium sized Canadian multi location retailer asked me to recommend some sessions for them. Unfortunately (?), it looks like every session has something for…
The SkyTrain is a great way to get downtown from the airport. A short (covered!) outdoor walk to the trainstop. Follow the signs to the DOWNTOWN TRAIN. You want a WATERFRONT train. You can buy a ticket at the train stop, but the PRO tip is to get yourself an unlimited day pass. You can…
Not a QSA, ISA, PCIP, sponsor or employee of a participating organization AND interested in attending the North American community meeting in Vancouver? Two paths are available. Become a PCIP ($2245 USD for course and exam) and register for the meeting ($1295 USD). Total costs $3540, but you are now a PCIP ( includes first…
The PCI SSC has released more details on the sessions schedule for the 2015 North America Community Meeting in Vancouver. The Community Meeting is a chance to hear from Council staff and industry experts. More importantly it is the best way to learn how to get involved in shaping the standard. If I had to…
