Crossbow Enterprise Cybersecurity Secures PCI SSC GEAR Term for 2026-2028
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- •Crossbow Enterprise Cybersecurity secures a third term on PCI SSC's GEAR for 2026-2028.
- •The Roundtable includes 33 organizations contributing to PCI security standards.
- •Crossbow aims to enhance payment data protection amid evolving digital payment environments.
Crossbow Enterprise Cybersecurity has been selected for a third consecutive term on the PCI Security Standards Council's Global Executive Assessor Roundtable (GEAR) for 2026-2028. This selection recognizes Crossbow's nearly 12 years of experience in cybersecurity consulting, payment security, and compliance services. The Roundtable comprises 33 organizations that provide insights to enhance PCI security standards and programs. Crossbow's role will involve addressing the evolving landscape of digital payments and integrating payment protection into broader cybersecurity strategies. The company operates across various global markets, including India, APAC, the GCC, the UK, Europe, and the USA. The PCI SSC aims to advance payment data protection through collaboration with industry leaders like Crossbow. This ongoing engagement reflects Crossbow's commitment to improving payment security frameworks worldwide.
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