Hosted Solutions from Ontario Systems Achieve Compliance Attestation under the PCI Data Security Standard

MUNCIE, Ind. –– Ontario Systems, a leading software provider to the healthcare revenue cycle management (RCM), accounts receivable management (ARM) and government (GOV) markets, announced its Hosted solutions have achieved an attestation of compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) version 3.2 today from an independent third party. Validating the company’s Hosted applications meet all the requirements of the PCI DSS, along with Ontario’s remaining products, the attestation fulfills compliance requirements for any RCM, or ARM operation across the country using the company’s Hosted solutions.

“Our clients demand compliance to those requirements under the PCI DSS,” says Rick Clark, Ontario Systems Corporate Security Director. “Those mandates, by industry standard, state and federal governments, and clients continue to be some of the most pressing challenges facing revenue professionals across the country. This attestation of our Hosted products’ compliance, while maintaining certification for the rest of our solutions, illustrates Ontario Systems’ continuing commitment to helping our customers navigate an ever-complex regulatory environment.”

The PCI DSS standard covers a list of controls that must be configured per certain requirements – including monitoring systems, change management protocols, and encryption processes – and the organization must prove successful to a Qualified Security Auditor (QSA) to receive a positive attestation. Those interested can verify Ontario Systems’ achievement by contacting the company to request an Attestation of Compliance.