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Services Products Compliance - Australian Federal Government Endorsed Supplier (GITC4)
- Victorian Government - APROSS Approved Supplier
- Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX)
- AS 3636.4 - Data Storage
- AS 2834 - Computer Accommodation
- ISO 27000 Information Security Management
- ACSI 33 - ASIO Security Guideline
- PCI Data Security Standard
- Disaster Recovery and Business Recovery Plan
- Auditors
- Risk Assessments
- Policy and Procedure
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Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard
The PCI Data Security Standard is a list of 12 items that retailers, online merchants, data processors and any business that handles credit card information must comply with by June 2005.
TMS’ processes for tape handling have been audited by customers who must comply with this standard.
The TMS processes ensure there is a chain of custody for the credit card data (stored on magnetic media) as it travels from the customer to TMS, cycles and returns back to the customer.
In response to a question from the offsite storage industry body, PRISM International. The PCI Security Standards Council confirmed that they do not prohibit the transfer of the Primary Account Number (PAN) to third parties. The attached document from the Council then goes onto clarify the specific relationship between the Merchent and the Third Party (offsite storage vendor).
Key Benefits
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TMS always strives for the ultimate security for both our commercial and government customers
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Choose TMS, when a trusted solution is required
