LPBank received two international security standard certificates for the card payment system the and SWIFT system

DNHN - ControlCase, a global organization based in the United States that specializes in international security assessment, awarded LPBank the PCI-DSS version 3.2.1 international security standard certificate and CSP security standard on May 16 in Hanoi.

The consecutive receipt of two significant security certificates demonstrates LPBank's efforts and dedication to enhancing the quality of its IT system, ensuring that it complies with international security standards, and fostering a sense of security among its customers. utilizing the Bank's services.

Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS) is a security standard established by the PCI Security Standards Council (PCI Security Standards Council), whose members include Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Financial Services, and JCB International. The global application of PCI-DSS security standard version 3.2.1 helps to ensure the security of payment card data when it is processed and stored by banks and electronic payment companies.

To receive the PCI-DSS security standard certificate, LPBank had to pass stringent card information security standards, including a system of requirements that meet international security, policy, procedure, network structure, and software system standards.

CSP - Customer Security Programme of SWIFT (Consortium for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) is a comprehensive security control framework for the environment of the SWIFT International Payment System. It consists of a set of security controls that increase short-term security, and tangible security, and reduce potential risks in international transactions.

During the Certificate Awarding Ceremony, the ControlCase representative praised LPBank's initiative and adaptability in implementing and completing two significant security projects simultaneously. "LPBank has a solid technological foundation and a competent and efficient technical team. Therefore, the Bank will implement and maintain the most stringent security measures for the card payment system and the SWIFT system.

Maintaining its position as the bank holding company with the nation's largest network of more than 1,200 transaction points, LPBank has been implementing drastic and extensive changes to achieve its objective of becoming one of the top banks. Leading Retailer – Everyone's Bank from 2023 to 2028, delivering quality products and services while ensuring customer safety and security.

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