In a recent survey performed by a leading PCI website it was found that the main reason for becoming PCI compliant was to meet industry standards, the second biggest driver was because the compliance was required by the credit card processor, the third reason was to secure the network. The data speaks for itself; organisations are securing themselves because they have to, not because they want to.
Source: Windows Security
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