February 2025 Newsletter

Reminders

Merchant Manager Meeting- March 20th
PCI Training 2025- Due March 24th
Review Department Procedures- Make necessary updates
Review System Access
Update Logs- Training, access, inspection (for devices only) and visitor (for devices only)

Training Update

A communication was emailed to merchant managers on 2/26/2025 explaining some updates to training for students, volunteers and affiliates. Here is a short review:

Students/Volunteers/Affiliates-complete the training using the links provided to you in the email.

Merchant Managers-

Ensure necessary individuals complete training
Log completed training
Ensure that students, volunteers and affiliates complete a Confidentiality Agreement and that you keep it on file for the current year.

Staff/Faculty- Continue to Complete training in Cornerstone

Welcome Corner

Connect with new campus Merchants!

A two column table with Merchants listed next to the contact person's name and role.
Entrepreneur Center	Paige Dossett - Merchant Manager
W&M Advancement	Ellen Strohm - Merchant Manager
Parent and Family	Taylor Slaven - Backup Manager

Merchant Spotlight

McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center – This USTA award winning indoor facility offers both Williamsburg area residents and out-of-town visitors a state-of-the-art facility. Don’t let the weather dampen your game. At MNTC, all are eligible to participate in a wide range of programs, activities, clinics, and tournaments….rain or shine. More information here

Merchant Manager Timeline

Two column table with header cells in the first row, month in the first column and tasks for the month in the second column.
Month	Task
January	Review departmental procedures review Credit Card Terminal Quality Control Checklist Review PCI DSS Security Awareness Program Roster
February	Remind required individuals to complete training Remind students/volunteers/affiliates to complete training links provided and Confidentiality Agreements Update the Awareness Roster
March	Attend PCI Merchant Manager's meeting Ensure all training has been completed and Confidentiality Agreement signed Update the Awareness Roster

Did You Know?

According to the 2017 Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report, 81% of hacking-related breaches leveraged stolen and/or weak passwords. The following tips can help:

Don't share your account and password with anyone (referenced in the Acceptance Use Policy).
Don't write your password down.
Never use your 91��Ƭ�� password for any other service.
Be aware of phishing.
Enable two-factor authentication (including Duo) on every account when possible.

Create an effective password

Questions?

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