Key Takeaways When companies run payment systems, those systems operate on infrastructure provided by hosting platforms. That layer includes the servers, networks, and data centers where applications live.  The term PCI compliance hosting is commonly used to describe infrastructure environments that have been structured with PCI-related security expectations in mind and that provide documentation and The post Top 5 PCI Compliant Hosting Providers appeared first on Centraleyes.

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PCI DSS compliance requires secure infrastructure for payment processing systems. Hosting providers operate the underlying infrastructure while organizations manage applications and configurations in a shared responsibility model. Major cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, and GCP offer flexible architectures with extensive PCI-related documentation, while specialized providers like Rackspace combine infrastructure with managed operational support. Modern payment systems are distributed across cloud platforms rather than single-location setups, requiring careful environment segmentation and security controls at both infrastructure and application layers.

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