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How to Comply with PCI DSS
Most organisations subject to the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) focus so much on passing their audit that they often overlook the opportunity the standard offers-a framework for protecting sensitive data. The PCI, which applies to any organisation that processes, transmits or stores credit cardholder data (CHD), specifies security controls the organisation must have in place. Adopting the standard not only helps organisations avoid hefty non-compliance fees, it also provides business benefits through improved security, including continuity of operations, reduced risk of data breaches, network attacks, and protection of the corporate brand and reputation.
In this webcast, Cindy Valladares, Tripwire's Compliance Marketing Manager explains:
- What PCI DSS is and why it came to be
- Who must comply with the standard
- The dynamics of the credit card industry
- The difference between compliance validation and continuous compliance
- Some common pitfalls to avoid when trying to comply with the standard
- A pragmatic approach to PCI DSS compliance that helps you pass audits while improving security
Then learn how the Tripwire VIA™ Suite of solutions helps address 11 of the 12 PCI DSS requirements and improves overall security-all while reducing the cost and complexity of compliance. So tune in and gain valuable information to help you tackle your PCI compliance initiative.
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