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PCI DSS v4 – The 8 biggest challenges

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) ensures secure payment card data and encourages global adoption of consistent data security measures. Anyone that is involved in payment card account processing needs to ensure that data is stored, processed and transmitted securely. Our Infographic focuses on the 8 biggest changes that you will need to focus on in your business.

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PCI DSS v4.0 is coming: how to meet its continuous compliance challenges

If your organisation accepts card payments—think Visa, Mastercard, American Express and so on—then you’ll know it has to comply with the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council’s PCI Data Security Standard version 3.2.1 (PCI DSS v3.2.1). No ifs. No buts. If your organisation accepts card payments, then compliance is a requirement. And of course so […]

INFERIOR BY DESIGN: THIS IS HOW YOUR GRC PLATFORM IS FAILING YOUR ORGANISATION

What keeps GRC professionals like you awake at night? If you’re anything like most of the other GRC professionals to whom we regularly speak, it’s a question with a very simple answer: the inadequacies of your organisation’s GRC platform. Which matters, a lot. Because to the modern organisation, solid capabilities in governance, risk management, and […]

Alert fatigue: missed cyber threats, staff retention issues and, ultimately, business crisis

The ever-growing number of cyber alerts and resultant ‘alert fatigue’ is creating a vicious cycle that can turn into crisis situations for business leaders. But, before we look at evidence of the scale and severity of alert fatigue—and the attendant high cost for businesses—here’s the true and salutary story of Jake. It demonstrates just how […]

Continuous Controls Monitoring: offering a unified approach to the 3 lines of defence.

In your organisation, who is responsible for cyber risk? As organisations grow the answer to this question becomes less clear. In smaller organisations a single person inevitably looks after security and as decisions are mainly based upon perceived risk then they also manage cyber risk. But as organisations grow these roles get split. Naturally the […]

Protecting against supply chain attacks: how Continuous Controls Monitoring can provide assurance

Increasingly, businesses have two supply chains. There’s the familiar physical supply chain, along which physical goods flow—and then, in parallel, there’s an information supply chain, along which data flows. But not always just data. Because connecting a business’s IT systems to those of its customers and suppliers can expose the business to threats, as well. […]