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Trust Center
The standards and certifications that define how Eckoh safeguards customer data across its secure engagement platform.
Compliance for today's contact centers
PCI DSS Explained
Protects payments without exposing card data.
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GDPR Explained
Protects payments without exposing card data.
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MiFID II Explained
Protects payments without exposing card data.
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Our Security Accreditations
PCI Participating Organization
We are a member of the Payment Card Industry Security Council so our knowledge and skills are at the forefront of the industry.
What it all means:
Influences security standards
Industry-trusted expertise
Latest compliance knowledge
Systems and Organisation Controls 2 (SOC2)
By engaging an independent CPA to examine and report on a service organization’s controls, service organizations can respond to meet the needs of their user entities and obtain an objective evaluation of the effectiveness of controls that address operations and compliance, as well as financial reporting at those user entities.
What it all means:
Proven data protection
Independent security assurance
Trusted operational controls
Cyber Essentials Plus
We are proud to be certified under the Cyber Essentials Plus program, a vital component of the UK Government's cybersecurity scheme. Established in 2014, this initiative mandates certification for suppliers serving central government bodies, ensuring robust protection against common cyber threats. Our commitment to Cyber Essentials Plus underscores our dedication to safeguarding our systems and data against evolving online risks.
What it all means:
Government-backed security
Protection from common threats
Independently verified controls
Cyber Essentials
We are certified under the UK Government Cyber Essentials scheme, established to protect organizations against common online threats. Since its launch in 2014, the Government mandated all suppliers working for central government organizations to be certified against the Cyber Essentials scheme.
What it all means:
Baseline security controls
Self-assessed certification
Entry-level protection
G-Cloud / Crown Commercial Service
The Crown Commercial Service (CCS) brings together policy, advice and direct buying; providing commercial services to the public sector and saving money or the taxpayer. Eckoh is listed on the Crown Commercial Service Cloud Framework and so have access to public sector organizations looking for these solutions.
What is all means:
Approved government supplier
Trusted by the public sector
Reduced procurement risk
ISO 27001
This ensures that we manage the security of assets such as financial information, intellectual property, employee details or information entrusted to us by third parties.
What it all means:
International security standard
Certified risk management
Trusted data protection
ISO 9001
This demonstrates our Quality Management System process and our ability to consistently provide our solutions and services to meet customer and regulatory requirements.
What it all means:
Consistant service quality
Process-driven reliability
Ongoing service improvement
Visa Validated Service Provider
The Visa Global Registry of Service Providers (the Registry), located at (www.visa.com/onthelist) acknowledges service providers that have shown their commitment to security by meeting the requirements of the PCI Standard.
What it all means:
Visa-approved security provider
Trusted payment handling
Reduced payment fraud risk
Mastercard SDP Compliant Registered Service Provider
A company’s name appears on this SDP Compliant Registered Service Provider List if (i) Mastercard records reflect the company is registered as a Service Provider by one or more Mastercard Customers and (ii) Mastercard has received a copy of an Attestation of Compliance (AOC) by an appropriate PCI SSC approved Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) reflecting validation of the company being PCI compliant.
What it all means:
Mastercard-approved security
Safe card data handling
Reduced payment fraud risk
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