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Data Breaches Show PCI DSS Ineffective
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Are companies assuming that a data security breach is cheaper than security? If PCI is a failure, it is not because it doesn’t prevent credit card theft; there is no such animal as a perfect set of countermeasures. PCI is a failure because it does not force a business to use it’s common sense and ask practical, common-sense business questions.
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