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Businesses failing to comply with credit card security rules

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Some 88 per cent of UK businesses are still not compliant with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), even though compliance became compulsory two years ago, according to research. The study carried out by supplier NetIQ also revealed that the majority of those polled have no fixed deadlines for meeting the standard and 54 per cent are unable to forecast when they will be fully compliant. Only 12 per cent of respondents are already compliant while 17 per cent predicted that they would be within six to 12 months. The reasons given for the delay in following the data security requirements include complexities in the process, such as setting up measures to protect web applications.

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