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PCI complying

by Mark Rowe

SPIELO G2 (www.spielog2.com ) a service provider to the iGaming and sports betting sector announced a relationship with IT managed security services and anti-web scraping company Sentor (www.sentor.se )

Sentor has been selected to ensure that SPIELO G2’s products are PCI compliant, by providing consultancy and IT security services. Cristian Brolin, Head of Data Centre Services at Spielo G2 said: “The requirements of PCI are there to improve security around the handling of credit cards for consumers in online transactions, but the amount of work needed for online businesses to implement and maintain compliance with the requirements can be immense. It made sense that we use specialists in this field. We have found the advice, guidance and the actual technical implementation that Sentor provides as a QSA (Qualified Security Assessor) has been invaluable. Sentor ensures that the systems we provide our iGaming and sports betting customers are of the highest quality and that from day one those businesses who use Spielo G2 solutions are protecting their customers and are fully PCI compliant. “By outsourcing security monitoring to a trusted third party, we are able to focus on our core business, whilst being assured that our clients get the best possible attention and security.”

About PCI Compliance

Briefly, the PCI Data Security Standard is a US-based security payment card industry standard that includes requirements for security management, policies, procedures, network architecture, software design and other critical protective measures. The standard generally requires companies handling retail transactions with payment cards to: build and maintain a secure network; protect cardholder data; have access control; regularly monitor and test networks; and ensure information security policies.

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