PCI DSS Compliance Program
Responsive Compliance and Beyond
With 40+ years of security excellence, Unisys understands the importance of PCI compliance in the security equation of your institution.
As per our Unisys experience, not being compliant is not as much an issue of penalties, as it is of risk and resulting liability. Though non-compliance penalties can run up to $500k or terminate your ability to process card payments, we are more concerned about your organization survival because of security compromises. When they do occur, they render full scale wipe-out on data, operations and reputation – sort of damages no business can withstand for more than a year!
Unlike many of our competitors, we do not want to mock your expertise and intelligence by unrealistic claims. Every security professional who …show more content…
This consulting process defines the scope of the PCI compliance project with future state network architecture and validated designs as deliverables.
Recommendation
Taking your future business dynamics into account along with pre-assessment findings, we synthesize a few PCI compliance pathways that require minimal effort, time and hence cost. Based on contextual parameters and the principle of Occam’s razor, we present PCI compliance program recommendation detailing the scope reduction through segmentation and the extent of compliance.
Cracking the PCI Non-Compliance
The best way to achieve effective and efficient PCI compliance is to reduce the scope of an environment that needs to adhere to PCI DSS program. As per PCI 3.0 to be considered out of scope for PCI DSS, a system component must be properly isolated (segmented) from the Card Holder Environment (CDE) such that even if the out-of-scope system component was compromised it could not impact the security of the CDE.
Micro
Responsive Compliance and Beyond
With 40+ years of security excellence, Unisys understands the importance of PCI compliance in the security equation of your institution.
As per our Unisys experience, not being compliant is not as much an issue of penalties, as it is of risk and resulting liability. Though non-compliance penalties can run up to $500k or terminate your ability to process card payments, we are more concerned about your organization survival because of security compromises. When they do occur, they render full scale wipe-out on data, operations and reputation – sort of damages no business can withstand for more than a year!
Unlike many of our competitors, we do not want to mock your expertise and intelligence by unrealistic claims. Every security professional who …show more content…
This consulting process defines the scope of the PCI compliance project with future state network architecture and validated designs as deliverables.
Recommendation
Taking your future business dynamics into account along with pre-assessment findings, we synthesize a few PCI compliance pathways that require minimal effort, time and hence cost. Based on contextual parameters and the principle of Occam’s razor, we present PCI compliance program recommendation detailing the scope reduction through segmentation and the extent of compliance.
Cracking the PCI Non-Compliance
The best way to achieve effective and efficient PCI compliance is to reduce the scope of an environment that needs to adhere to PCI DSS program. As per PCI 3.0 to be considered out of scope for PCI DSS, a system component must be properly isolated (segmented) from the Card Holder Environment (CDE) such that even if the out-of-scope system component was compromised it could not impact the security of the CDE.
Micro