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If you buy only one book to assist in your PCI journey, make that PCI Compliance: Understand and Implement Effective PCI Compliance (CRC Press) by Dr. Branden Williams and James Adamson.
I have this book in my office, highlighted, bookmarked, and within easy reach over the next few years as conflicts between business requirements and PCI compliance arise.
This is the first text I found on PCI that not only talks to the requirements themselves but also frames PCI in the context of business enablement.
This book is the perfect resource for anyone who is interested in learning more about PCI, be it that you are an aspiring QSA or part of an organization that needs to adequately protect cardholder data. Not only does it provide a cornucopia of detailed information about the PCI standard and industry, there are also some great stories and real-world examples. You will not find a better source to have so much great PCI information in one place!
Finally we have a solid and comprehensive reference for PCI. This book explains in great detail not only how to apply PCI in a practical and cost-effective way, but more importantly why.
PCI 4.0 is out and there isn't a better resource for getting up to speed on what you need to know.
We've compiled a solid PCI DSS guide that is grounded in decades of cybersecurity and compliance experience. Our goal is to share stories, tips, and tricks from the field, and arm you with everything you need to get through PCI DSS. And maybe have a little bit of fun along the way.
See our evolving guide with community discussions and tools to help you build a sustainable PCI program.
Stories of PCI DSS challenges help connect the technical dots with practical advice on compliance.
We cover all aspects of PCI as it relates to small and large businesses from merchants to service providers.
We're blogging about it! If you have ideas for posts, don't hesitate to reach out and let us know. But in the meantime, here's a selection of recent posts on PCI DSS.
PCI DSS compliance dates are fast approaching, and we are a little more than a year away from the SAQ A iFrame changes that many merchants and service providers will need to deal with. iFrames used to be the primary escape hatch that companies would use to avoid bringing vast parts of their websites into scope for PCI DSS, but this has now changed.
It’s that time of the year (or at least it was) when we earnestly weigh pushing tasks to next year, with a focus on what might be coming across our task lists. And perhaps you are looking at that PCI DSS 4.0 gap assessment as something to get done prior to 2024 budgeting season.
Logs provide an important role in the security of your environment. They are a recording what happened and a method to recreate events that led to a security incident. That’s if you capture all of them, if you protect their integrity, and if you are looking for the right things. These common pitfalls affect the ability to monitor your environment and meet PCI requirements.
