Wired has a good article covering the fact that 2007 was the worst year on record when it comes to the amount of credit card and social security numbers disclosed to third parties.
Seriously people wake up. PCI might be nice and it might set a baseline and all that nice stuff. It is still way to slow and eats way too much budget to be effective. Sure we all need to be more secure but the people that know how to make a company more secure actually work there, not someplace else.
Post from: Grumpy Security Guy
Is PCI Really Working? 2007 Worst Year Yet
