Greetings-
Forgive me if this post was submitted to the wrong place.
My question/concern is about sharing accounts between multiple users... so the scenario is.. one username/password may be shared by 3 or more people (within reason, of course).
We are just beginning the implementation process and I have a question about User Accounts going forward. We have a central location, and 26 or so historic 'sites' located throughout Minnesota. We have legions of people who work for us that can be categorized as part-time, seasonal, volunteer, intern, etc...
As you can see, maintaining all of these people who come and go at various intervals with a separate, and possibly short-lived username/password, could turn into a nightmare. I'm wondering if anyone knows about any PCI compliance guidelines that can be followed that either reenforce the 'shared login' practice, or strictly prohibit the practice in a system like Tessitura.
Or... if anyone has any advice or tips on the subject, feel free to let me know!
Thanks!
Jason
Minnesota Historical Society
The other caveat to this Jason; if you are a RAMP location, I believe every person who is going to use Tessitura needs their own "fish" for the one time password generation and their own unique email address to have a RAMP account. If you aren't RAMP, than this is moot.From: Jason Andrea <bounce-jasonandrea1626@tessituranetwork.com>Sent: 11/25/2015 3:32:03 PMEXACTLY what i was looking for. We are making the commitment to following the importance of PCI Compliance and its guidelines.--View this message online at http://www.tessituranetwork.com/Community/forums/p/14862/45555.aspx#45555 or reply to this message Jason AndreaMinnesota Historical Society651-259-3016
The other caveat to this Jason; if you are a RAMP location, I believe every person who is going to use Tessitura needs their own "fish" for the one time password generation and their own unique email address to have a RAMP account. If you aren't RAMP, than this is moot.
From: Jason Andrea <bounce-jasonandrea1626@tessituranetwork.com>Sent: 11/25/2015 3:32:03 PM
EXACTLY what i was looking for. We are making the commitment to following the importance of PCI Compliance and its guidelines.