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> I know of it, and to be honest, a two-way encryption is pretty stupid if you
Re: visa CISP requirements
From: Andrew Auderieth
Date: Tuesday, January 20, 2004
Time: 4:53:01 pm
> ask me... since it's decrypted on the fly (which means if you can access
> Optigold, you could access "encrypted data"). But of course, that's Visa's
> choice to enforce "funny" policies to make themselves feel better. :)
>
yeah, there's a lot of stupid stuff in there. in a conference call with
visa and my bank, i was questioning visa about one of their policies in
particular. after a couple minutes visa cut me off, told the bank they'd
call them directly in a little bit, and ended the call.
but at the end of the day, i want to be able to accept visa cards from
people.
> FileMaker 7 is were there will be a native option to encrypt a specific
> field (with one way or two way encryption). One thing you can do now is
> store your data files on an encrypted volume, so the encryption happens at
> the OS-level.
our auditors seem to think things are in good enough shape that they're
going to ask visa to waive the encryption requirement. so hopefully that
will work, or if not the OS level encryption idea will fly.
thanks
- Andrew
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