PCI DSS version 4.0 provides clarification on common scoping issues related to PCI DSS compliance and injects significant levels of flexibility into the standard.

Align reporting to evidence needs. ... As organizations adopt PCI DSS 4.0 and tap into the power of microsegmentation, zero-trust security becomes more realistic—and demonstrable to auditors.

The new PCI DSS 4.0 Compliance Report is available in both Nipper, Titania's on-demand solution for configuration management, compliance, and control, and Nipper Enterprise, for delivering PCI DSS ...

PCI DSS 4.0 has clarified some key PCI DSS concepts, including a more fulsome description of a “significant change” which was not specifically defined in prior versions in PCI DSS.

PCI DSS 3.1 and Your Business If you own a business that accepts credit cards, becoming compliant with PCI DSS 3.1 is going to cost you up front. However, the cost of not becoming compliant will ...

While many sections of PCI DSS do take the needed steps (for example, in defining firewall requirements), I believe they could, and should, go a step further.

To be compliant with PCI standards and satisfy audit requirements, companies must provide evidence of their compliance via an audit report which details all steps taken in achieving said status.

It’s not that PCI DSS compliance makes you secure, van Oosten explains. Compliance just means there was no evidence of non-compliance found during the one or two weeks of the assessment period.

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) has long been a cornerstone of payment security, ensuring that organisations handling cardholder data protect it against the ever-evolving ...

New capability prevents unauthorized access to cardholder data environments This time-consuming and error-prone process is now a thing of the past with the new compliance report available in ...