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PCI DSS Workshop 2022
May 15 - 18, 2022
Managing Risk: Digital Payments, Cards, and Beyond
Call for Session Proposals - Due Friday, January 21, 2022
- YOU are what makes the PCI Workshop great. Sharing your perspectives, victories, and pain points help us all learn how to better protect our campuses. The Workshop Planning Committee is looking for practitioner presentations on any relevant payment or security topic, such as:
- Omnichannel customer experience
- Latest technology in payments or security
- Compliance validation with acquirers
- Business as usual security
- GLBA and ACH changes
- Cryptocurrency
- P2PE
- Mature payment environments
- Optimizing PCI strategy
- PCI Policies, Procedures, or Training
- Risk assessments and change control process
- Bring us your ideas!
Registration will open after the New Year.
If the Institute is holding an in-person PCI DSS Workshop 2020 registration for you it automatically will be applied to 2022.
Program Co-Chair
Ruth Harpool
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Ron King
Program Committee Members
- Jon Allen, Baylor University
- Preston DuBose, Texas A&M University
- Kevin Mooney, Cornell University
- Kevin Sisler, University of Kentucky
Use the Justification Toolkit for talking points to share the value of attending with your supervisor.
Review the 2019 Handbook for additional information about in-person program sessions.
This program is geared toward business, financial, or IT managers responsible for PCI DSS. The workshop will once again explore the unique PCI compliance challenges facing Higher Education institutions. As well as offer a deeper understanding of PCI, how institutions can achieve and maintain compliance, and the opportunity to make valuable new contacts with peers at other institutions facing the same challenges.
You have a lot on your desk, and the dizzying speed of changes to payments isn’t helping. There’s keeping up with new and changing rules and regulations. There’s adapting to the “digital first” generation of students and customers demanding to use digital payments technology on our campuses, both in-person and online. There’s data security, payment security, the latest technology, customer experience, PCI DSS 4.0, mobile payments, GLBA changes, and new and expanded ACH rules, to name only a few. Fortunately, you are not alone. It’s time to come together to share, learn, explore, and yes…even scrutinize how your school is, or will be, affected by all of these changes. By pooling our knowledge, you will be able to adapt to these advances in technology and be better positioned to protect all forms of payments. Bring your success stories, challenges, questions, and ideas and join your colleagues, business partners, and security and solution providers in Savannah for the 2022 PCI DSS Workshop. We look forward to seeing everyone in-person and celebrating the unique camaraderie among higher education professionals!
Practitioners: request to join the PCI ListServ PCI-COMPLIANCE-request@LISTSERV.TAMU.EDUIn the body of your email you must include: Subscribe PCI-COMPLIANCE your first name your last nameTo play it safe, also remove your email signature if you have an automatic one.
General Workshop Information
Event Attendance
Attendance is limited to representatives from colleges and universities and supporters of the Treasury Institute for Higher Education. If you have any questions regarding this policy, please contact us at programs@treasuryinstitute.org.
Registration Fee
The registration fee for an in-person program includes all sessions, breakfast, lunch, receptions, refreshment breaks, and all Workshop materials (see Green Statement below). Reception attendees must be 21 or over.
We encourage you to register online and use your Visa, MasterCard, or Discover card. If you are unable to make a payment using the registration portal and require an invoice, please complete the online registration up to the payment step and then send an email with invoice details to programs@treasuryinstitute.org.
Confirmations
Registration acknowledgment is e-mailed upon payment completion. If prior payment has not been received, payment must be made onsite prior to admittance. In the event of cancellation or change in hotel or date, registrants will be notified by e-mail. The Treasury Institute will not be responsible for any expenses incurred in conjunction with Workshop activities, which are modified or canceled.
Refunds
Refunds will be made for cancellations until Monday, April 4, 2022. After that date, the registration fee can be transferred to a colleague or applied as a credit to a 2023 Workshop registration. Substitutions must be completed by Monday, May 9, 2022. To request changes to your registration please contact us at programs@treasuryinstitute.org.
Continuing Education Credits
The Institute will submit PCI DSS Workshop sessions to the Association of Financial Professionals (AFP) for CTP, CCM, and FP&A re-certification credits. Final credit allocations will be determined by AFP and shared with attendees at the conference.
Treasury Institute conferences are not pre-approved for CPE credits. Approval for CPE credits is at the discretion of the provider. Workshop attendance certificates will be e-mailed to all attendees within the week of the program conclusion. We ask that you save copies of these certificates for your records. Please note: if you decline e-mails from the Institute, you may not receive your certificate.
In all cases, you are responsible for reporting your professional credits.
Treasury Institute conferences are not pre-approved for CPE credits. Approval for CPE credits is at the discretion of the provider. Workshop attendance certificates will be e-mailed to all attendees within the week of the program conclusion. We ask that you save copies of these certificates for your records. Please note: if you decline e-mails from the Institute, you may not receive your certificate.
In all cases, you are responsible for reporting your professional credits.
Green Statement
The Treasury Institute has adopted a green initiative for its conferences and workshops. To reduce waste and decrease the use of paper products at Institute events, there will be no paper copies of session presentations or handouts at the event. One week before the conference, attendees will be provided with a web link to the available presentations. The presentations will be available via the designated link for two months after the event. An event app will also be used for onsite access to schedule and session details.
Our 2021 Workshop supporters
