PCI COMPLIANCE

Pinnacle is committed to providing PCI compliant products and solutions. The spirit of PCI compliance is consistent with our desire to protect and secure your customers’ sensitive credit card data. Palm POS has been adding security features for years and has recently adopted all the necessary enhancement to exceed the rigid security requirements of PCI. Pinnacle will continue to make sure future versions of Palm POS maintain compliance. When you install Palm POS you can be assured you are installing a point-of-sale system that meets PCI security requirements and handles your customers credit card information securely.

Palm POS

 
Palm POS Status- In October 2007 Pinnacle Palm POS v9.2 was first audited by Coalfire Systems, a Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) recognized by Visa and the PCI Security Standards Council. Palm POS passed the required PABP assessment and Pinnacle was included on SSC’s list of approved payment applications. Since then PABP has evolved into the PA-DSS requirements and Palm has maintained its status as an approved payment application.

As a retailer you have many systems and processes in your organization to assess and secure in order to comply with the PCI requirements for merchants. With Palm v9.2 or higher you will have one less thing to worry about. Depending on what merchant Tier you fall into (ask your bank if you don’t know what Tier you are) you may have to be audited by a QSA or you may need to do periodic self-assessments to determine your PCI readiness. The SSC and the card brands that comprise it (Visa, MC, Amex, Discover and JCB) each have their own security program guidelines. You should refer to those entities for merchant requirements that may apply to you.Palm Implementation Guidance- Palm POS is very configurable and can be implemented in many ways. When audited, it was configured in a secure manner to meet PCI security requirements. Pinnacle has documented the set up required to ensure PCI compliance in our “Palm POS Implementation Guidance Document”. If you are already a Palm client you can access this document on the Client Services web site.