I'm not saying it doesn't happen. Credit card data is too valuable to never be stolen. I am saying that ~37 to >500 is a hell of a difference in how frequently things are stolen [0]
You pointed out how there are guidelines for holding that information, I'm saying there are consequences [1]. I'm following that up by saying that the consequences for mishandling customer information are not nearly as severe. They do not result in 6 figure fines.
I'm saying the severe consequences to mishandling CC data have led to the incredible disparity shown in the first paragraph
You pointed out how there are guidelines for holding that information, I'm saying there are consequences [1]. I'm following that up by saying that the consequences for mishandling customer information are not nearly as severe. They do not result in 6 figure fines.
I'm saying the severe consequences to mishandling CC data have led to the incredible disparity shown in the first paragraph
[0] https://haveibeenpwned.com/PwnedWebsites
[1] https://resourcehub.bakermckenzie.com/en/resources/global-da...