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Meeting the requirements of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) isn’t just about checking boxes—it’s about creating a secure environment that protects cardholder data. One of the most critical components of PCI compliance is a strong vulnerability management program.
PCI DSS 4.0.1 requirement 12.3.4 requires that all software and hardware is supported by the vendor. That sounds easy. Right? It’s not. Let’s discuss.
PCI DSS 4.0.1 requirement 12.3.4 requires that all software and hardware is supported by the vendor. That sounds easy. Right? It’s not. Let’s discuss.
In today’s interconnected world, ensuring healthcare data security is paramount. If your organization handles patient health information (PHI), you’re undoubtedly familiar with the need for strict healthcare compliance. Learn about the difference between HIPAA and HITRUST and what it means for your organization.
With PCI DSS 4.0, nine of the requirements were rewritten to allow the assessed entity to define how frequently the control should be completed. While that flexibility sounded great to some folks, others weren’t exactly thrilled—because guess what? It means more paperwork. Every. Single. Year. These nine requirements now require a Targeted Risk Analysis (TRA) to justify the timing you choose. Let’s walk through each one and decide what might be best for your company.
As organizations increasingly rely on third-party service providers (TPSPs) to support payment processing environments, the need for clear oversight and accountability has never been more critical.
