Identification of a possible Suspected Account Data Compromise Event
In general, security incidents may be defined as deliberate electronic attacks on communications or information processing systems. Whether initiated by a disgruntle employee, a malicious competitor, or a misguided hacker, deliberate attacks often cause damage and disruption to the payment system. How you respond to and handle an attack on your company’s information systems will determine how well you will be able to control the costs and consequences that will result.
Reporting a Suspected Data Compromise Event to Intuit
All suspected Account Data Compromise Events need to be immediately reported to the Compliance Department at Intuit to
Complianceemail@intuit.com.
Please include detailed information about the Suspected Data Compromise Event, including Merchant account number and Business name and contact information from the employee who reported the Suspected Data Compromise Event, as well as all supporting documentation of the Suspected Data Compromise Event.
For more information, please visit:
MasterCard Account Data Compromise guide:
https://www.mastercard.us/content/dam/mccom/en-us/documents/account-data-compromise-manual.pdfVisa Europe ‘what to do if compromised’ guide:
https://www.visaeurope.com/media/images/What%20To%20Do%20If%20Compromised%20V7.0-73-18423.pdf