PCI SSC Global Community Forum, virtual

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26 Oct 2021 to 28 Oct 2021

One of the biggest dates in the PCI Compliance event calendar, where professionals gather to hear important Council updates, regional insights and startling industry reports. It also continues to be an opportunity to bring the PCI SSC community together to network with colleagues, ask questions, share information, and collaborate.

PCI Pal is pleased to sponsor and attend the event once more, which takes place virtually this year as one global forum.

More information to follow!

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