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SecureTrust PCI Manager takes the guesswork out of PCI compliance for small businesses, providing a guided self-assessment process that simplifies meeting Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS). Small businesses are the #1 target for cyber criminals, with research showing that 50% of all cyberattacks specifically target small businesses. Our solution combines expert guidance, user-friendly tools, and proven methodologies to help small businesses protect customer payment data while ensuring compliance with industry regulations.
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Lack of dedicated IT security staff while still needing to comply with the same PCI DSS requirements as larger organizations.
Vulnerable to cyberattacks that could compromise customer payment data, leading to financial losses, damaged reputation, and regulatory penalties.
Often the overwhelming and time-consuming nature of the compliance process diverts precious resources away from core business functions and growth opportunities.
Fast, easy, and proven protection is tailored specifically for small businesses.
Includes guided self-assessment questionnaire (SAQ) completion, external vulnerability scanning by an Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV), and facilitates compliance management with anti-virus and anti-malware technologies, among other components.
Protection against common threats, while simultaneously satisfying annual compliance requirements with minimal disruption to daily operations—all backed by live customer support and trusted by millions of small business locations globally.
We offer advanced security features to assist with safeguarding your business against cyber threats. Designed to help facilitate compliance management. This offering includes the ability to:
- Detect the public IP address of the network.
- Detect cardholder data Primary Account Number (PAN).
- Check the device system configuration for security.
- Detect devices on the local area network.
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Get quick answers to common questions about PCI DSS compliance, merchant levels, security requirements, and how you can meet industry standards to protect cardholder data and avoid costly penalties.
Merchants are classified into four levels based on annual transaction volume:
- Level 1: Over 6 million Visa transactions (requires on-site QSA audit)
- Level 2: 1–6 million (requires SAQ D and quarterly ASV scans)
- Level 3: 20,000–1 million e-commerce (typically SAQ A-EP or D, plus ASV scans)
- Level 4: Fewer than 20,000 e-commerce or under 1 million total (SAQ A/B/C/D; ASV scans may be required by acquirer)
The standard outlines 12 key security requirements
- Install and maintain firewalls
- Avoid vendor default passwords
- Protect stored cardholder data
- Encrypt data in transit
- Use antivirus and anti-malware tools
- Patch and secure systems regularly
- Limit access based on need-to-know
- Assign unique IDs to all users
- Restrict physical access to data
- Track and monitor access to systems
- Test security processes frequently
- Maintain a security policy and train staff
Yes. All merchants that accept credit or debit cards must comply with PCI DSS—regardless of size, revenue, or payment method.
Absolutely. Most Level 3 and 4 merchants are eligible to complete self-assessment questionnaires (SAQs) and can use scanning tools to meet requirements without a dedicated security team.
Not entirely. These platforms simplify compliance, but merchants are still responsible for submitting the appropriate SAQ—usually SAQ A—and ensuring they meet basic security standards.
Consequences may include monthly fees, increased transaction costs, and liability for breach-related expenses—which can quickly add up to tens of thousands of dollars in damages.
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