PCI Compliance
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, typically referred to as PCI, applies to any entity that stores or transmits credit card data. It is a response to data phishing scams, hacker attempts, to illegally obtain credit card information and other breaches of credit card security. PCI sets standards for encrypted transmissions, periodic vulnerability scans, logical and physical access controls, activity monitoring, and more.
INetU is a Visa-certified PCI compliant hosting provider. And we have teamed up with Trustwave, a leading provider in security services, to put together a PCI Assurance Bundle to put you in the best possible position for PCI compliance.
HIPAA Compliance
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) sets specific guidelines for any site that stores or transmits Personal Health Information (PHI) from one location to another, even if it's through a non-public point-to-point web application. It establishes a Security Rule and a Privacy Rule, essentially requiring there to be technical and physical safeguards to the integrity and privacy of PHI, as well as restrictions to the access of PHI to the minimally necessary number of people.
INetU has teamed up with Trustwave to offer you a suite of security services to put you in the best possible position for HIPAA compliance. Read our HIPAA Compliance Checklist to learn about what we can do to assist you.
SOX Compliance
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) requires that publicly held companies implement internal controls for the security and integrity of data related to financial reporting, operations, and assets. It is a safeguard for investors against potential fraud or disinformation regarding losses that may affect a company's financial position. SOX sets requirements in terms of protection of data, vulnerability testing, and auditing data integrity.
INetU can help your team design a solution to meet your SOX compliance strategy. We will guide you on best-practices to secure your data and protect its integrity.
Gramm Leach Bliley Compliance
Gramm Leach Bliley (GLB) or the Financial Services Modernization Act of 1999 was passed by Congress and mandates that any company dealing with private financial information (PFI) have a security policy in place to protect against foreseeable threats to security and data integrity. The standard specifies that:
"Organizations looking to transmit or store PFI on the Internet should take a multi-layered approach to securing their data. Security considerations should be tailored to the particular application and business process."
Because INetU takes the time to understand your business, our consultative experts can help you to customize security appropriate for your GLB compliance strategy.
