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NCC Bank celebrates the achievement of internationally prestigious Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS) certification for Card Data Security purpose at NCC Bank’s Head Office. M. Shamsul Arefin, Managing Director & CEO (C.C.) of NCC Bank, Osman Haider, Director of ITCL & CMS Partner, Moshiul Islam, CEO of EIC, Mohammed Anisur Rahman, SEVP & CIO, Zobair Mahmood Fahim, Head of Cards & Digital Payment Division of NCC Bank and other officials of IT Division of the Bank along with EIC officials were present.

NCC Bank celebrates the achievement of internationally prestigious Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS) certification for Card Data Security purpose at NCC Bank's Head Office. M. Shamsul Arefin, Managing Director & CEO (C.C.) of NCC Bank, Osman Haider, Director of ITCL & CMS Partner, Moshiul Islam, CEO of EIC, Mohammed Anisur Rahman, SEVP & CIO, Zobair Mahmood Fahim, Head of Cards & Digital Payment Division of NCC Bank and other officials of IT Division of the Bank along with EIC officials were present.
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