Onformonics presents at the Payment Security Forum 2010.

The annual Payment Security Forum will take place in Cairo from the 28th to the 30th September 2010. This year’s Payment Security Forum will bring together over 250 card industry professionals from across the Middle East, Africa, South East Europe, Russia and the CIS region. Subject matter experts will present their views and facilitate discussions around the latest payment technology innovations as well as the identification and application of best practices on payment security relevant to markets and businesses globally.  Onformonics will present various key topics at the conference including:

The Journey - Achieving and Maintaining Compliance
Achieving compliance with recognised standards such as PCI DSS is significant not only in reducing risk and meeting regulatory levels, but also in increasing the confidence enjoyed by partners and customers alike. Onformonics discuss the management and organisation required for compliance, the barriers, and how to employ a risk-based approach to successfully achieve compliance with the standards laid down by the PCI SSC.

A Case for Tokenisation
This session will define just exactly what is meant by tokenisation and identify the business benefits. An insightful view at how tokenisation impacts architecture and scope will be followed by a set of Use Cases.


Attendance is open for organizations involved in acquiring, issuing, payment related services, processing, mobile authentication, card data storage or transmission, terminal manufacturing, management or deployment, e-commerce, e-banking, ATM solutions, and other relevant payment card industry related activities. A unique opportunity to:


•    Keep up to date with the latest payment industry developments
•    Find out about emerging trends in fraud as well as risk mitigating solutions
•    Meet key representatives from both Visa and leading industry experts
•    Network with fellow payment industry professionals in the region

Registrations close on 17th of September 2010, Limited availability. For more information visit www.paymentsecurityforum.com or click below for the full agenda.