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Credit card and financial fraud are on the rise in the modern world, and agencies have responded in kind with expanded regulations. One of the most widely-recognized of these regulations is PCI-DSS. This set of regulations was put in place to help reduce fraud, specifically by protecting customer credit card information.
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The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, more commonly known by its acronym, PCI DSS, is a globally recognized set of guidelines.
Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council, or PCI SSC, this standard is requirements for the majority of businesses today, as most handles or interact with credit card data and other sensitive customer information.
PCI DSS compliance primarily entails maintaining a secure data network, regularly monitoring networks and implementing security controls, among other rules. Though these rules may seem simple, they can be difficult to maintain in combination with other security measures.
However, failure to comply can result in steep penalties and fines. In short, PCI DSS compliance is essential for any organization handling credit card information.
PCI DSS requires your organization to identify and monitor all systems that come in contact with credit card data. For many businesses, this comprises a large chunk of business systems. Briskinfosec integrates with and monitors all your network systems, providing comprehensive PCI compliance security monitoring.
PCI DSS includes a mandate that all security systems are analyzed for vulnerabilities on a regular basis. Briskinfosec provides real-time analysis and vulnerability assessments, so your IT department can handle them as soon as they are identified.
Event correlation software both captures user activities and correlates events in your system, spotting patterns in authentication attempts and behaviors to spot threatening or unusual behavior. The Briskinfosec systems even prioritize threats and filter out false positives to help your team focus on the most pressing problems.
Monitoring traffic in your system is essential to your organization’s security, and identifying intrusions and attacks is even more essential. Briskinfosec immediately identifies intrusions, allowing your users instant visibility to combat the threat in real time.
PCI DSS event log management and storage is the basis of SIEMStorm, LOG Storm and CYBER Shark, automatically collecting logs about events in your system as they happen. By collecting these logs, along with all applicable peripheral data, your team has all the material they need to investigate and report on events thoroughly.
Reporting is an essential part of PCI-DSS compliance for regulated businesses, as the regulations require businesses to report on breaches as soon as possible after an event occurs. LOG Storm includes a set of reporting packs, including PCI-DSS reporting packs, to help your organization respond as quickly as possible after an event, so you can focus on mitigating the damage.
Briskinfosec can help you meet PCI DSS compliance by:
Conducting risk assessments
Helping you to understand your obligations
Putting in place robust precautions to safely preserve the integrity of personal and financial data
Conducting penetration testing
Scanning for vulnerabilities
Fixing identified vulnerabilities
Conducting endpoint monitoring
Managing your cyber incident response
Organizations that have the most successful compliance programs eschew this attitude. Instead, they adopt an active approach to compliance.
Policies form the core of any well-designed information security program.
They both designate information security responsibilities and provide staff with the appropriate authority to implement controls.
Organizations seeking to become PCI-compliant may wish to start by creating a set of information security policies that meet the specifications of PCI DSS Requirement 12 and outline the organization’s overall approach to information security.
Policy development should include a review of each of the major elements of security:
Data security : Testing, identity and access management, antivirus software and password security requirements
Network security : Firewall and network device management, remote-access provisions and encryption standards
Physical security : Access procedures, inventory mechanisms, visitor controls, video surveillance and data destruction requirements
Personnel security : User education and training, background checks and design of proper workflows to protect cardholder information IT teams can use this policy framework to build out an appropriate set of information security controls.
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