Today is National Data Privacy Day
In the Payments Industry, a lot of sensitive data is passed around between more parties than we realize.
Helping your merchants understand the importance of data privacy and security is one way you can make a positive impact on their business. Here are some useful tips you can pass along to them and even practice yourself!
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