PCI (Payment Card Industry) Compliance
After gaining Official PCI accreditation CEO and founder of Digital Rez – Ken Lahoda - commented...
“We understand the effort it takes to achieve and maintain PCI standards. We began the process with one of our largest clients in the UK three years ago and understand it would become a matter-of-course for all software vendors shortly thereafter. These ever changing standards will present particular technology hurdles for the smaller software vendors to overcome and for businesses in general to understand the possible ramifications of not having accredited PCI compliant software - Quite simply, the risks are too great.”
Some software vendors have simply stated that the costs are too great to pursue certification for their software products. This leaves their clients open to potential risks moving forward and the possibility of being denied credit car processing services.
To assure their PCI declarations are accurate, businesses should ask to see PA-DSS (Payment Application Data Security Standards) certification for the software they use. Asking for PCI assurances from a software vendor has nothing to do with a vendors software being certified as compliant. Certification is needed by businesses to provide to their banks and financial institutions.
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) Program is a mandated set of security standards that were created by the major credit card companies to offer merchants and service providers a complete, unified approach to safeguarding credit cardholder information for all credit card brands.
Digital Rez are proud to anno
unce that all of their reservation software products have been certified as PCI compliant. Certified software includes the following versions and above:
- ROS2006 V197 & above
- RVTRipsetter V197 & above
- RezExpert 7.1 V122 & above
General Manager for Digital Rez International – Kevin Hall – stated “We are very proud to be one of the few reservation software companies in the world to achieve this status. We have invested over $350,000 in development to ensure we meet and in many cases surpass PCI requirements for software applications.”



