(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Managed IT services provider CyberlinkASP (www.cyberlinkasp.com) has attained its report on compliance under the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards.
According to CyberlinkASP’s Tuesday announcement, the standards set by the PCI-DSS validates CyberlinkASP’s security framework, encompassing all the assumptions, concepts, risk values and security practices that underlie the organization’s information security infrastructure and architecture.
In order to be certified as PCI compliant, a company must undergo a comprehensive independent audit showing that it adheres to a strict level of standards in control policies, procedures, security, technology and infrastructure.
This certification, which validates CyberlinkASP’s data center capabilities, re-assures managed service customers of the level of their services, and helps them meet their internal and external compliance requirements.
CyberlinkASP’s Dallas data center, located in InfoMart, is a fully redundant SAS 70 Type II PCI Compliant hosting facility. CyberlinkASP’s virtual private cloud offering is based on Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop technologies.
“We host and manage virtual desktops and back office applications for hundreds of businesses in our Citrix based private cloud environment,” CyberlinkASP president Stephen P. Phillips said in a statement. “Our clients demand that all data be secure and that our policies and procedures be subjected to rigorous third party analysis.”
A multifaceted security standard that includes requirements for security management, policies, procedures, network architecture, software design and other critical protective measures, the PCI-DSS is intended to help organizations proactively protect customer account data.
Over the past year, CyberlinkASP has added data center space, upgraded technology at its Dallas data center, and hired new staff to meet the business’ growth.
The WHIR recently interviewed CyberlinkASP vice president Chris M. Lantrip about the company’s data center expansion, and the company’s growth coming out of the recession.
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