by Gerdien van den Bosch | Feb 4, 2019 | PCI DSS, Security tips
This blog is part of a blog series on the 12 PCI DSS Requirements. We discuss the common challenges and explain what kind of evidence is needed to comply with the requirement. Now we speak about Requirement 6: Develop and maintain secure software, systems and...
by Gerdien van den Bosch | Jan 14, 2019 | PCI DSS
This blog is part of a blog series on the 12 PCI DSS Requirements. We discuss the common challenges and explain what kind of evidence is needed to comply with the requirement. Requirement 5: Protect all systems against all type of malware This requirement focuses on...
by Gerdien van den Bosch | Dec 6, 2018 | PCI DSS
This blog is part of a blog series on the 12 PCI DSS Requirements. We discuss the common challenges and explain what kind of evidence is needed to comply with the requirement. ‘Encrypt transmission of CHD across open, public networks’ Malicious individuals...
by Gerdien van den Bosch | Nov 17, 2018 | PCI DSS
This blog is part of a blog series on the 12 PCI DSS Requirements. We discuss the common challenges and explain what kind of evidence is needed to comply with the requirement. Protect Cardholder DataUp to now, we have seen how to determine the scope of PCI DSS and...
by Gerdien van den Bosch | Nov 8, 2018 | Cybersecurity, PCI DSS
As we have already analysed in our previous blogs about the new PCI DSS requirements, it is to your knowledge that both SSL and early TLS protocol must be disabled since June 30th, 2018. Therefore, PCI DSS is allowing only the use of the most recent and secure version...
by Gerdien van den Bosch | Jul 18, 2018 | PCI DSS, Uncategorized
This blog is part of a blog series on the 12 PCI DSS Requirements. We discuss the common challenges and explain what kind of evidence is needed to comply with the requirement. 5 Tips on System HardeningRequirement 2 describes the best practices for the implementation...
