The document discusses the Mako System, a managed services platform for broadband networking, and how it helps businesses achieve and maintain PCI DSS compliance for accepting credit card payments. The Mako System provides appliances and a central management platform that addresses all PCI network security requirements. It monitors POS networks, controls terminal connectivity, and ensures only authorized communication with payment gateways. Using the Mako System reduces costs and support needs compared to traditional networking solutions for PCI compliance.
Semi-Integrated Payments / A Simplified Approach to EMV & PCI
Mako PCI Presentation
1. Small Site PCI DSS Network Security Service Provider N E T W O R K S
2. TM Why PCI DSS The Payment Card Industry have responded to the sharp growth of credit card fraud, identity theft and other credit card associated crimes by developing a security standard for all users of their services.
3. TM Repercussions of Non-Compliance Failing to comply with the mandatory PCI DSS requirements is not an option for ongoing credit card acceptance. Non-compliance will result in a range of penalties imposed by the Payment Card Industry to the Acquirer. The penalties include fines, restrictions and the possible loss of ability to accept card payments.
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11. TM Maintaining PCI DSS Compliance with Mako The Mako System ensures that merchants remain compliant PCI status reporting Proactive alerts advise when a merchant is at risk of breaching PCI DSS compliance
12. Importance of Using Mako in Achieving Compliance The Mako System addresses 100% of the Network Security requirements under the PCI DSS No other security vendor does this Additionally the Mako System assists compliance in the documentation process TM
PCI has been designed to help reduce credit card fraud
Small merchants are being fined (upon breach) every month until they comply with PCI Why not just comply with PCI and have no fines if they are breached?
Internet management & productivity solution Connects SME’s & branch offices of larger organisations
Mako enables merchants to easily move from dial-up to Eftpos over IP
Adding a Mako gateway adds security and control Takes the gateway appliance off of the Internet / stops anyone accessing it
Yellow highlights = Covered by Mako’s RoC
Green Highlights = POS network protected by Mako
Any new device has to be authenticated to access the N/W If a device isn’t authenticated it isn’t allowed to access the N/W
Merchants can only connect to a known PCI compliant gateway partner Makes transaction re-directs impossible
Many large merchants have had issues remaining compliant Evan small changes can put you out of compliance. Mako ensures you don’t do it by accident!
Mako system also tracks if a merchants Payment Application is PA DSS compliant
QSA Bundle enables a total solution for the merchant Merchants has to agree to follow and maintain change controls etc...
Passwords / IPSEC keys have to roll every 90 day Mako automate / no other vendor does! Work out the cost (1 hour per week on average?) $150/$200 per hour x 52 weeks = $7,800 / $10,400
Complying with one bit of PCI doesn’t make you compliant. You have to comply with everything.