ByteDC is now certified compliant with PCI DSS v4.0.1, the current version of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard. SISA Information Security Worldwide, an approved PCI Qualified Security Assessor, completed the assessment and issued the Certificate of Compliance (PCI/COC/BDCS25926), valid through July 21, 2027.

PCI DSS sets the baseline for any organization that stores, processes, or transmits payment card data: strict access controls, network segmentation, continuous monitoring, and physical security around the systems that touch that data. That includes the data center itself: who can walk in, how servers are physically secured, and how every access is logged.

That matters directly to banks, payment processors, and other regulated institutions evaluating where to host their infrastructure. Working with a PCI DSS certified provider removes a layer of due diligence from their own compliance work. Instead of auditing ByteDC's physical and operational security from scratch, they can point to an independent assessment that already covers it.

This certification isn't a one-time badge. It requires reassessment on a set cycle, and ByteDC will maintain the controls SISA reviewed as the standard baseline, not just for audit season.

For a Cambodia-based data center and sovereign cloud provider, this also proves a point we care about beyond compliance: local infrastructure can meet the same security bar international regulators expect, without needing to route data through a facility overseas.

If your business needs a partner that has already cleared this bar, get in touch with our team at support.bytedc.com