Award-Winning Change and Configuration Management Firm Will
Actively Participate in the Development of Best Practices and Wider
Adoption of PCI Standards
RICHARDSON, Texas--Voyence, a pioneer in automated network change and configuration
management solutions, today announced that it has been accepted as a
Participating Organization of the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Security
Standards Council. Voyence will influence the direction of PCI standards
through active involvement in community meetings, provide advance review
of drafts of standards and supporting materials, and continue regular
dialogue with key stakeholders.
In a related announcement, Voyence today unveiled VoyenceControl PCI
Advisor – the first product in a new
Compliance Advisory Series. PCI Advisor removes guesswork
associated with ensuring network devices adhere to the Payment Card
Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS). (Please see www.voyence.com
for full release details)
As a member of the Council, Voyence will be committed to the maintenance
and ongoing evolution of the PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), while
working to promote the broad industry adoption of the standard and
providing the tools needed for companies to properly secure network
devices.
“The importance of securing consumer data
cannot be underestimated,” said Bob Russo,
general manager, PCI Security Standards Council. “We
welcome Voyence as a Participating Organization, and look forward to
their contributions to the evolution of the Data Security Standard.”
“Voyence has long been committed to educating
the business community on the importance of adhering to PCI DSS,”
said Darren Orzechowski, VP of Marketing at Voyence. “By
joining the PCI Security Standards Council, Voyence will be able to
share the real-world knowledge we have gained through working with our
customers in the retail, financial and banking industries, who are
facing security threats on a daily basis. We look forward to
participating in this forum, and are eager to provide the insight and
best-practice strategies companies need to properly secure consumer data.”
The PCI Security Standards Council develops, maintains and promotes the
adoption of the PCI Data Security Standard –
a set of best practices for the payment industry. PCI DSS enhances data
security and proactively protects customer account information at all
points in the payment process – processing,
transmission and storage. The Council is an independent body formed to
develop, enhance, disseminate and assist with implementation of security
standards for payment account security.
Voyence’s automated change and configuration
management software solution, VoyenceControl, helps organizations reduce
operational costs, increase availability and improve security for
network devices. The award-winning solution also empowers network
administrators to access organized, repeatable configuration and change
management reports that help them design and implement device change and
configuration policies while providing crucial documentation for PCI
auditors to demonstrate adherence to standards.
On-Demand – PCI Webinar
Voyence recently announced the availability of its on-demand Webinar
detailing proven methods used to align merchant and financial networks
with PCI standards, while highlighting best practices performed by the
nation’s largest retail and financial
organizations. This on-demand Webcast is free and available for viewing
at www.accelacomm.com/jlp/news/0/80055530/.
About Voyence
Voyence is the leading provider of configuration and change management
solutions that automate critical change, compliance and activation
processes. The company’s solution,
VoyenceControl, helps organizations drive out operational costs,
increase availability, improve security, and demonstrate regulatory
compliance. VoyenceControl is the only configuration and change
management solution based on a multi-tiered architecture that can
effectively manage tens of thousands of devices across heterogeneous
infrastructure. For more information please visit www.voyence.com.
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