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Visa and its members understand that the protection of cardholder information is paramount. In recent years, new technologies and acceptance channels have increased the ability of remote and internal attacks on merchants and service providers to compromise cardholder data. In light of this, Visa Payment Security Services (VPSS) hosted Account Information Security (AIS) Summits on Thursday 27 October 2005 in Auckland and 28 October 2005 in Wellington.
The event was open to all Visa members and their agents (e.g. retail merchants, e-commerce merchants, third party processors and Internet Payment Service Providers). The sessions provided an insight into the AIS program, the requirements, benefits and the tools Visa provides you to ensure cardholder information is protected.
To download the Account Information Security Summit Kits, click on the links below:
MEDIA RELEASES:
'Visa urges more attention to data security measures in the fight against fraud.'
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'Visa Security Summit - Opening Address'
Iain Jamieson, Country Manager, New Zealand, Visa International
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FACTSHEETS:
Account Information Security Fact Sheet
Consumer Safety Tips Fact Sheet
Verified by Visa Fact Sheet
Security and Fraud Prevention Fact Sheet
Visa International: New Zealand Overview
Merchants Requirements for Securing Cardholder Information
PRESENTATIONS:
Iain Jamieson
Country Manager, New Zealand
Visa International
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Edward Lodens
Head, Third Party Assurance
Visa International
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Ian McKindley
Country Risk Manager, Australia and New Zealand
Visa International
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BIOGRAPHIES:
Bruce Mansfield
General Manager, Australia and New Zealand
Visa International
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Edward Lodens
Regional Head, Third Party Assurance
Visa International
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Iain Jamieson
Country Manager, New Zealand
Visa International
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Ian McKindley
Country Risk Manager, Australia and New Zealand
Visa International
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If you have any feedback or comments on the Account Information Security Summit, please email nzinfo@visa.com.
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