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Audit: Portland, Oregon fails to comply with credit card data security standards

Posted on November 18, 2014 by Dissent

Fox12 in Oregon reports:-

Portlanders who use their credit card to pay for parking meters and other city services may want to take a look at the city auditor’s latest report on payment card data security.

The audit found Portland fails to comply with the industry’s data security standard when it comes to payments made to the city for services like taxes, license fees, inspect and permit fees, parks and recreation programs, water and sewer bills, parking garages and parking meters.

Read more on KPTV.


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