POS Breach

Julie's Place owner Dave Wendland says he began
hearing about the credit fraud from customers in
July. Several patrons told him that fraudulent,
out-of-state credit card charges were appearing
on their cards.  
Restaurant Data Breach

A Massachusetts restaurant chain, which was
just fined $110,000 by that state’s attorney
general as a result of a substantial data breach,
is a textbook example of how not to handle
payment security.
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New Security Standards in 2011

Revised payment-processing guidelines
will go into effect Jan. 1 for restaurateurs
accepting credit or debit cards.
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PCI applies to ALL organizations or
merchants, regardless of size or number of
transactions, that accepts, transmits or
stores any cardholder data. Said another
way, if any customer of that organization
ever pays the merchant directly using a
credit card or debit card, then the PCI DSS
requirements
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