
Retailers are being driven to upgrade credit card processing terminals to ensure digital data security. This wave of equipment upgrades, driven by PCI legislation in the U.S. and EMV legislation in Canada is making many point of sale (POS) credit card devices obsolete.

Data security is the single biggest driver of PCI compliance legislation. Upgraded terminals provide better protection of customers' credit and debit card information.
Failure to protect private information can lead to stiff penalties. More importantly, a privacy breach is devastating to customer trust and the negative publicity can impact a company's image and brand.
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PCI DSS is legislation driving more secure equipment and processes in the credit card industry in the U.S. This legislation primarily focuses on PIN pad transactions of debit cards, although cash registers can be indirectly impacted.
PCI DSS defines requirements for improving data security when processing credit and debit cards. These comprehensive data security measures were developed by members of the PCI Security Standards Council, including American Express, Discover Financial Services, MasterCard Worldwide and Visa, Inc. International in an effort to achieve global adoption of consistent standards.
PCI DSS defines compliance standards to include enterprise hardware, software, processes and policies to protect customer account data. EMV legislation in Canada offers similar customer account data protection.
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