PCI for the Uninitiated – How to Accept Credit Card Payments Online
Wednesday, December 14th, 2011
Any person or organization who accepts credit card payments online (or offline) is required to abide by PCI security standards. It doesn’t matter if you accept only one payment a year … or millions. Everyone who accepts, stores, or processes credit card information is required to be secure … no one is “too small”. Also, all “deadlines” for compliance are far past — everyone has to be secure now.
PCI (Payment Card Industry) security standards are a collection of very rigorous best practices for securing the flow of, storage of, and access to sensitive credit card information. In particular, this applies to: the credit card numbers, expiration dates, CCV validation codes (and other information in the magnetic stripe).
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The Credit Card Industry imposes a set of security standards knows as 
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