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The Definition of CISP The Visa U.S.A. Cardholder Information Security Program (CISP) defines a standard of due care and enforcement for protecting sensitive information. Because the payment industry places a high priority on maintaining the confidentiality and integrity of account and personal data, the CISP requirements are directed to all entities that store, process, or transmit cardholder information. The program ensures the annual validation of merchants and all service providers on the issuing and the acquiring side of the business. CISP Requirements
The Way that CISP Works CISP currently applies to any entity (meaning merchant or service provider) that stores, processes, or transmits Visa cardholder information. All eligible merchants and service providers (regardless of size or in the case of service providers, whether they support issuing or acquiring activity) must comply with the twelve basic CISP requirements. Compliance actions, however, are scaled to a level of risk that is based on the number of accounts stored or processed. More Information You can find more information on the Visa CISP compliance program as well as all of its regulations by visiting the official Visa CISP website. |
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