Tag: PCI DSS
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Pedo mellon a minno, speak friend and enter
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How to create strong passwords and why that is so important! Much more on the blog, including if Moria’s door was well protected
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Checklist: 7 Questions to ask potential hosting providers
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When selecting a reliable, trusted PCI DSS cloud-hosting provider it is critical to understand and investigate the seven main areas outlined below so you can partner with confidence.
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PCI DSS Compliance can’t be bought
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Blogg PCI DSS Compliance can’t be bought 1 min PCI DSS Compliance: Why You Can’t Buy It and How to Achieve It Standard: something considered by an authority or by general consent as a basis of comparison; an approved model. During my assessments of entities that are facing compliance for…
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Penetration Testing Guidelines and Best Practices – part 2
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PCI standard explicitly mandates about penetration testing is illustrated in Requirement 11.3. Learn about this, penetration testing and more
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Can tokenization reduce PCI DSS audit scope?
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Tokenization replaces cardholder data with an “alias”, a separate random-generated value called a token. Learn more on the blog
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The Basics of Penetration Testing in PCI DSS
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A penetration test could be described as but realistic cyber attack that aims to determine how deep an attacker would be able to penetrate
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The Two Core Phases of Penetration Testing and PCI Compliance Pitfalls
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When it comes to pen testing, it can always be roughly broken down in to two core phases: scanning and exploiting
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Sustainable PCI DSS Compliance
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Reaching the milestone of PCI DSS compliance is a big thing – a great achievement – but staying compliant is the next challenge.
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The Importance of Documentation in PCI DSS
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Even the most expensive equipment and sophisticated knowledge in the company isn’t enough to get you through the PCI-DSS compliance process.
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Why PCI DSS is important for the hospitality industry
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The fact is that hotels tend to keep card data in several different places, all where card data is vulnerable to theft and intrusions