Customers trust you with their data,
and a breach could permanently
damage your reputation.
As more people around the globe begin to work from home and practice social distancing to combat the spread of COVID-19, businesses must prepare to handle a higher percentage of online transactions. With this rise in frequency of digital payments comes the increased threat of data breaches and digital fraud. With Verizon’s 2019 Payment Security Report indicating that payment security compliance had declined for the second year in a row, and the Americas lagging behind worldwide counterparts, now, more than ever, organizations must develop and maintain visibility, control and predictability in compliance performance that powers proactive — rather than reactive — data protection.