Should a PA-DSS policy exception be used to document a security breach when card data is stolen?

The correct answer to this question is False. PA-DSS stands for Payment Application Data Security Standard. It was created by the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council and originally known as the payment application best practices. It is known as a global security model, which provides guidelines to protect the date of a payment card.

It reduces the threat of identity theft and fraud to occur to consumers. The standards also help in preventing data from being breached. There are 12 requirements of the standards and over 200 other requirements. The 12 are broad, and the over 200 more are line items.

The Payment Card Industry Information Security Standard is a set of industry guidelines designed to protect payment card data. The policy is intended to create an additional level of protection for consumers and reduce the risk of data.

It creates an additional level of protection for consumers and reduces the risk of data breaches. The standards are comprised of 12 broad requirements and collectively, more than 200 line item requirements.

The Payment Application Data Security Standard, formerly referred to as the payment application best practices, is the global security model created by the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council PA DSS.