Key Features:
- Protecting Cardholder Data: Ensures the protection of sensitive payment card data.
- Reducing Fraud: Aims to reduce credit card fraud by implementing security controls.
- Standardization: Establishes a uniform set of security requirements for cardholder data protection.
Core Requirements:
PCI DSS comprises various requirements classified into six major categories:
- Build and Maintain a Secure Network and Systems:
- Installing and maintaining a firewall configuration to protect cardholder data.
- Avoiding default passwords and settings.
- Protect Cardholder Data:
- Encrypting cardholder data during transmission and storage.
- Masking or truncating PAN (Primary Account Number) where appropriate.
- Maintain a Vulnerability Management Program:
- Employing updated anti-virus software and secure systems.
- Developing and maintaining secure systems and applications.
- Implement Strong Access Control Measures:
- Restricting access to cardholder data based on business need-to-know.
- Assigning a unique ID to each person with computer access.
- Regularly Monitor and Test Networks:
- Tracking and monitoring all access to network resources and cardholder data.
- Conducting security testing and audits regularly.
- Maintain an Information Security Policy:
- Implementing strong security policies and procedures.
- Educating staff and contractors on the importance of security.
Compliance and Validation:
- Validation Methods: Various levels of compliance based on transaction volumes.
- Self-Assessment Questionnaires (SAQ): Different SAQ types for merchants based on their business model and processing methods.
- Reports on Compliance (ROC): More comprehensive assessments conducted by Qualified Security Assessors (QSAs) for larger merchants.
Penalties for Non-Compliance:
- Fines and Penalties: Can result in significant financial penalties for non-compliance.
- Loss of Trust and Business: Non-compliance may lead to loss of customer trust and business opportunities.
Importance:
- Consumer Trust: Compliance assures customers that their payment information is secure.
- Industry Trust: Maintains trust within the payment card industry.
Continuous Compliance:
- Ongoing Process: Compliance with PCI DSS is an ongoing effort and not a one-time activity.
- Security Evolution: Adapting security measures to evolving threats and technologies is crucial.
Who Should Attend:
- IT Professionals
- Security Officers
- Network Administrators
- Auditors
- Security Enthusiasts
Duration: 3 days
Location: Onsite and Online
Why Choose Saintynet:
- Proven track record in delivering high-quality cybersecurity training.
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