Heartland Payment Systems CEO Bob Carr says open communications, especially for publicly traded companies, pays dividends in the long run. “There is damage done when there is a breach, and it shouldn’t be minimized,” he says. “People who are breached should share the information about their breach privately with other payment processors,” Carr says. Heartland’s breach, which affected 130 million debit and credit accounts, was revealed in 2009. “To be PCI compliant does not mean you can’t be breached,” says Carr.”]
Source: https://www.cuinfosecurity.com/breach-response-ceos-story-a-4714