Protect Your Restaurant From Data Breaches:

Preparing for Oct ‘15

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Why We’re Talking About SecurityMajor Hacks are in the News

Changes Are Coming…

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We Asked Some Experts to Help us Out…

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Laura Knapp ChadwickThe Processing Expert

Tony LuccaMerchant’s Perspective

Bright FultonThe Data Security Expert

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OCTOBER 2015 = A LIABILITY SHIFT FOR FRAUDULENT CHARGES

Before: Processorsassumed most of the liability for fraudulent card charges, or “chargebacks.”

Oct ‘15: Liability shiftsto merchants who do not choose to adopt EMV technology.

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What Is EMV?

EMV stands for Europay, MasterCard and Visa. It’s become the global standard for “chip cards” and IC card capable point of sale (POS) terminals and automated teller machines (ATMs).

It’s used for authenticating debit and credit card transactions.

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How is it more secure?

Microchip technology - The microchip technology assigns a “unique transaction number” which allows the merchant’s terminal to challenge the EMV card to prove that it’s authentic.

This makes it harder to counterfeit than a mag strip, and adds additional levels of authentication to the transaction process.

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What Will I Be Liable For?

EMV

Mag Stripe

EMV EMV

Mag Stripe Issuer

Mag Stripe Merchant

Issuer

CARD TYPE TERMINAL WHO’S LIABLE

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To Adopt …or not?

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of restaurateurs say50%

“NOT YET”

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Take your restaurant’s security into your own hands

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