Globe Business Data Centers acquire int’l industry certification on customer data security and management
Globe Business, the enterprise arm of Globe, recently received the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliance certification version 3.2.1 for its Makati, Cavite, Cebu, and Davao Data Centers--which assures its enterprise clients of the company’s commitment to maintain confidentiality of all information that it stores, processes, and transmits.
Peter Maquera, Globe Business Senior Vice President said: “The Data Privacy Act imposes very tough rules and severe penalties. Thus, it is incumbent on us to actually educate both our clients and our employees on security awareness. Fraud is increasing every day so we must have the right processes in place to allow data to traverse into our network securely. We need to keep up with industry best practices to do service to ourselves and to our customers.”
PCI DSS was founded by top global credit card brands such as MasterCard, Visa, American Express, JCB International, and Discover Financial Services to reduce credit card fraud. All companies that handle cardholder data need to be PCI DSS compliant as proof that their network is secure. Compliance is validated annually by an external Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) such as the US-based Crimson Security, Inc., which conducted the assessment of Globe Business.
Globe Business develops ways to prevent its clients from becoming victims of the rising number of cybersecurity threats and attacks, especially those coming from abroad.
At present, Globe Business offers managed security solutions that allow enterprises to mitigate security threats before they happen. The solutions allow seamless communication between enterprises and their customers by keeping servers up and running with Distributed Denial of Service (DDos) protection, maintain efficiency of operations by stopping malicious traffic from reaching the network using managed firewall, and provide comprehensive protection against emerging and current threats at the network and application level before they inflict any damage through Intrusion Detection and Prevention (IDP) to name a few.