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PCI

Form of local bus connection between external devices and the main central processing unit. Developed (but not owned) by Intel, it was available as 32-bit in 1993, but is now available as 64-bit.
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With huge breaches of private data, like that experienced by Heartland Payment Systems (which potentially could have affected some 100 million credit cards), some are wondering just how effective PCI requirements are.
SC eConference and Expo: PCI Compliance keynote speaker shares advice by Illena Armstrong / SC Magazine
The PCI SVA was founded on 27 January 2007 by a group of leading data security firms including ConfigureSoft, Cyber-Ark, Modulo Security, Proginet, Protegrity, Reflex Security and Safe-Net.
Twenty four data security firms join PCI Security Vendor Alliance by Database and Network Journal
Since its inception in 1992, the PCI bus has become the I/O backbone of nearly every computing platform, and is the primary interface for desktop computers and peripheral cards.
PCI Express: connectivity for the next generation by Computer Technology Review
 
 
 
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