Do Business in Nevada? Secure Value by Complying with New Security Act

10/16/2009

Do Business in Nevada? Secure Value by Complying with New Security Act

Does your company transmit, process or store payment card data about any individual who lives in the State of Nevada?

If so you need to be aware of the new Security of Personal Information Act passed into law in Nevada. In a nutshell, data collectors or merchants who collect card data to do business will be required to be compliant with PCI DSS in order to legally conduct business in Nevada.

I'm not going to spend time writing something up if I find something insightful already available. Read the write up on the Nevada Security of Personal Information Act at InfoSecCompliance.

Posted at 09:53 AM in Compliance, Information Security, Online Business, PCI, Secure Value | Permalink

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10/16/2009