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Home » Deutsche Telekom Chooses Verizon Business for Security Compliance

Deutsche Telekom Chooses Verizon Business for Security Compliance

August 25, 2009
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Deutsche Telekom has entrusted Verizon Business to help ensure that T-Pay, Deutsche Telekom’s online-payment system, achieves compliance with the international payment card industry data-security standards.

T-Pay is the Internet payment system for all Deutsche Telekom subsidiaries in Germany, including T-Mobile and T-Home. The system processes daily a large amount of confidential financial data, particularly linked to consumer purchases such as music, software, games or video on demand. As such, compliance with the global Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS), which is designed to protect credit card data from misuse, is business-critical.

Verizon Business’ professional security services team is providing a range of consultancy, audit, management and implementation services to help T-Pay achieve PCI-DSS certification.
http://www.verizonbusiness.com

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