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I am beginning to look into PCI compliance for my library. So far,
it seems the easiest most cost effective method is to allow payment
via the PAC only. I am concerned with patrons using our in-house
PACs for payment as that would then be putting their info over our
network and, I believe, put us into a more stringent tier of PCI
compliance. I have a few questions and hope some of you already
doing this may be able to help. I am particularly interested in
those using Polaris for their ILS.<br>
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<li>If you run payments through your PAC only, do you allow it on
inhouse PACs? If so, what level of PCI compliance must you
maintain?</li>
<li>Are you able to block payments via inhouse PACs? If so, how
did you do this?</li>
<li>How does an individual using the PAC payment via their own
device on the library wireless network effect library PCI
compliance since technically their data is traveling across your
network?</li>
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Clearly, I still have a ways to go in my research, but am hopeful to
gain some clarity from those of you more experienced with PCI
compliance.<br>
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Thanks,<br>
Mindy Holmes<br>
Mason Public Library
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