Payments Innovation: making money
In a previous post, entitled Payments Innovation: a discussion of the future, I attempted to make the case that “innovation” (particularly) in the payments market is oft misunderstood…and, perhaps, over-complicated.
In my daily reading, I happened across a research report published by Celent that ties to the key theme of that post. There is, I [...]
Heartland Processor Breach: 3 indictments announced
Let’s begin with the relevant links:
Three Alleged Hackers Indicted in Large Identity-Theft Case – Washington Post
The actual text of the indictment
There a few items of interest in the indictment worth noting.
Payment Application Security: does it matter?
I spend a fair amount of time discussing security and compliance. In particular, surrounding the details of achieving PCI and PA-DSS. But, more broadly, that compliance is an outcome of a risk-based approach to security.
In these discussions, I’ve noticed 2 common questions, or perhaps, concerns that arise:
Why should a merchant or software company [...]
Payments Innovation: a discussion of the future
After being on vacation for a week…I’m behind. Particularly when it comes to reading the feeds/blogs/sites I follow there were several thousands items awaiting perusal (an html-ized version of the OPML file can be found in the blogroll link above*). As you would imagine, there is a wealth of content worth discussing…but, instead, [...]
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