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Clovertechies, I would like to hear from anyone that is passing credit card information through Cloverleaf. How do you comply with the PCI (Payment Card Industry) standard for storing card numbers encrypted in your log files? Current SMAT files are the biggest issue, but process logs could also contain a message dump. Long term storage is not an issue — we can encrypt when we cycle the logs, but current files appear to be a problem. Thanks for any info.
-Mark
- Mark Thompson
HealthPartners
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Mark,
We don’t have any PCI data interfaces going through our Cloverleaf at this time, but we do have the Micros POS system that interacts with our CBORD system. The way that it is handled is that the Micros System is in it’s own “PCI Network” and only CBORD is allowed into that network. Since that data is not going through Cloverleaf, we haven’t had to address it.
Jim Cobane
Henry Ford Health
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