Re: PCI DSS Information Security Policy -- PCTECH

Subject: Re: PCI DSS Information Security Policy
From: Dan <dan27649@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2015 15:07:54 -0400
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We average 20 credit card transactions _per month_. Yes, per month.
It is an unchanging set of 6 or so customers.

At this volume, I'm wondering if you'd be better off, financially and
complexity-wise, using an external service to handle your credit card
transactions. I have no experience with this, so this is just off the top
of my head. Uh, I guess this is what John was suggesting with the "cloud
provider".

- Dan

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