Understanding and Implementing PCI Best Practices

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The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) defines requirements for the storage, processing and transmission of cardholder data. There are twelve rules (coined the "Dirty Dozen" by the industry) that merchants and service providers must comply with in order to do business with the credit card companies associated with the standard. Data auditing helps accomplish the most difficult requirements under the standard. At its heart is the ability to produce a secure and irrefutable audit trail of database activity that reveals violations in security policies and identifies who accessed, altered, deleted or viewed credit card data.

During this web presentation you'll learn:

• How to translate PCI requirements into database controls
• What auditors require for proof of compliance
• Why implementing controls for PCI DSS compliance lays the foundation for comprehensive data security and compliance with other data regulations
• How to accelerate compliance while relieving IT resources from tedious audit tasks through the implementation of an automated solution.

Duration: Approximately 30 minutes. The player may take a few seconds to load. It will appear below along with the registration form.