by Gerdien van den Bosch | Aug 22, 2018 | Information security, Uncategorized
Everyone knows confidential data is not something you should share with third-parties. Especially things like creditcard details, social security numbers (BSN in the Netherlands) or username and passwords. Also, other personal data like bank details and frequent flyer...
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...
by Gerdien van den Bosch | Jun 25, 2018 | PCI DSS, Uncategorized
In this blog series, we will explain the 12 requirements of PCI DSS, discuss the common challenges and tell you what kind of evidence is needed to comply with the requirements. One of the main requirements of PCI DSS is, without a doubt, the first. It contains a set...
by Gerdien van den Bosch | Jun 12, 2018 | PCI DSS, Uncategorized
Often times we hear terms that are thrown around like PCI SAQ, AOC and PCI Report on Compliance (ROC). Are you often struggling to understand the difference between these concepts and if/when you’re required to complete them? The good news is that you’re not alone and...
by Gerdien van den Bosch | Jun 5, 2018 | PCI DSS, Uncategorized
January 31, 2018 marked the date that all new requirements introduced in PCI DSS version 3.2 must be adopted by organizations and included in their PCI DSS assessment. Be aware that a minor revision to this version is already planned for mid-2018, which comes into...
