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Comodo's PCI Compliancy Scanning Boosts Merchant-Accounts.ca's Business
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 安全合规
适用行业
- 电子商务
- 国家安全与国防
适用功能
- 质量保证
- 销售与市场营销
用例
- 租赁金融自动化
- 篡改检测
挑战
Merchant-Accounts.ca 是一家加拿大商户账户服务提供商,在为其客户提供易于理解且经济高效的 PCI 合规解决方案方面面临着挑战。 PCI 合规性是在线零售商的一项新安全标准,技术上很复杂,Merchant-Accounts.ca 需要提供包含关键任务 PCI 扫描的解决方案。对于可能没有大量预算或专门技术人员的加拿大中小型企业来说,该解决方案必须负担得起并提供技术支持。此外,Merchant-Accounts.ca 希望降低客户迁移到其他服务提供商以寻找符合 PCI 要求的扫描提供商的风险。在与 Comodo 合作之前,Merchant-Accounts.ca 一直为其客户提供由 Visa 和 MasterCard 提供的认可扫描供应商列表。然而,事实证明这种方法是不够的,因为客户必须花费大量时间对不同的价格和服务进行分类,导致他们无法获得大量研究选项的支持。
关于客户
Merchant-Accounts.ca 是一家创新的加拿大商业账户服务提供商,为加拿大中小型企业提供商业账户和信用卡处理解决方案。 Merchant-Accounts.ca 以客户为中心,提供专门的支持代表,通过构建、启动和营销电子商务网站的每一步为每个商家提供持续支持。通过与每个企业主密切合作,商家能够更好地获得最高水平的客户服务,获得尽可能低的费率,并开发一个高效的网站,从而充分发挥其电子商务业务的潜力。
解决方案
Merchant-Accounts.ca 与 Comodo 及其 HackerGuardian PCI 扫描合规解决方案合作。之所以选择 Comodo,是因为它是经批准的扫描供应商 (ASV)、拥有易于理解和可部署的解决方案、提供了在典型小型企业预算范围内的经济高效的解决方案、提供了可提供有效安全性的全面安全工具套件通过易于使用、直观的界面提供扫描和 PCI 合规性解决方案,并提供卓越的客户服务。 Comodo HackerGuardian 服务包包括 PCI 合规性,可提供所需的扫描,以满足电子商务存储客户数据和漏洞管理的严格标准,以确保服务器免受黑客攻击。 Comodo 的捆绑包价格为 79 美元,而其领先竞争对手的解决方案的价格却超过 1000 美元。
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