A24 has been awarded the global compliance Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) version 4.0 for their Multicloud Hardware Security Module as a Service (HSMaaS). This certification positions the company as a frontrunner in protecting cardholder data and combating emerging data threats.
PCI DSS v4.0 was created to address evolving technologies and threats by encouraging innovative security approaches. Achieving this certification shows A24’s commitment to the highest standards of information security, particularly for highly regulated industries such as Government and the payments sector.
Terry Warren, Global CEO of A24, said: “Encryption standards are rising, and data security threats are growing, so the evolution of PCI DSS version 3 to version 4 is an important response to strengthen protect and defend payments using improved protocols. We are delighted to have gained the latest PCI DSS standard as it is critical to have the highest security standards. It demonstrates our unwavering commitment to fortifying our clients’ and their client’s data security, especially in highly regulated industries in today’s digital landscape.”
This recognition coincides with A24 attending Singapore Fintech Festival this week. As part of the Austrade Stand at the festival, A24 joins 15 other companies in showcasing their contributions to the APAC region’s fintech sector.
A24 specialises in assisting organisations to extend control of their entire critical payment infrastructure. Their HSMaaS payment technology solution for banking, card payment & fintech companies is fully PCI-DSS V4.0 compliant.
Jessica Melky-Macnamara from Manning & Co said: “A24 has achieved a significant milestone by gaining the global compliance Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) version 4.0 for their Multicloud Hardware Security Module as a Service (HSMaaS). This certification highlights their commitment to upholding the highest standards of information security, particularly for highly regulated industries in today’s digital landscape.”
Today, A24 announced that they have successfully been awarded the global compliance Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) version 4.0 for their Multicloud Hardware Security Module as a Service (HSMaaS). This certification, achieved well ahead of the 2025 deadline, positions the company as a leader in safeguarding cardholder data and combatting emerging data threats.
Terry Warren, Global CEO of A24, said: “Encryption standards are rising, and data security threats are growing, so the evolution of PCI DSS version 3 to version 4 is an important response to strengthen protect and defend payments using improved protocols. We are delighted to have gained the latest PCI DSS standard as it is critical to have the highest security standards. It demonstrates our unwavering commitment to fortifying our clients’ and their client’s data security, especially in highly regulated industries in today’s digital landscape.”
This achievement coincides with A24 attending Singapore Fintech Festival this week. As part of the Austrade Stand at the festival, A24 joins 15 other companies in showcasing their contributions to the APAC region’s fintech sector. A24 specialises in assisting organisations to extend control of their entire critical payment infrastructure. Their HSMaaS payment technology solution for banking, card payment & fintech companies is fully PCI-DSS V4.0 compliant.
Jessica Melky-Macnamara from Manning & Co commented: “A24 has achieved an important milestone by gaining the global compliance Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) version 4.0 for their Multicloud Hardware Security Module as a Service (HSMaaS). This certification demonstrates their commitment to upholding the highest standards of information security, particularly for highly regulated industries in today’s digital landscape.”
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