PCI DSS Implementation & Remediation
Having conducted a gap analysis and determined the most applicable assessment scope, URM’s QSA can assist with any PCI implementation or remediation activities to ensure you achieve and maintain compliance in the most practical and effective manner. URM’s individual QSAs are all vendor agnostic and come with a wide range of technical and information security (e.g., ISO 27001) skills and experience which have been gained in industry, not in the classroom, and are well placed to understand the impact that the implementation of PCI DSS is likely to have on your organisation.
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Why URM?
Track record and experience
URM has a team of expert consultants across multiple security disciplines who are all highly experienced in assisting organisations in gaining PCI DSS compliance. Our consultants have worked with hundreds of different companies across a wide range of industries, including local government, entertainment, retail, hospitality, IT services, charities, and many more. They also have experience of working with companies of various sizes ranging from self-employed individuals to multi-national corporations. So, whatever your PCI DSS needs are, URM will be able to provide a QSA who understands your organisation and can offer the best advice and guidance to help you achieve compliance.
Pragmatic Approach
All of URMs QSAs pride themselves on their pragmatic approach to both compliance and assessments and will work with you to find the most appropriate and sensible way for you to meet the requirements of the PCI DSS.
PCI DSS v4.0: Targeted Risk Analysis
URM’s blog dissects the new PCI DSS requirements around targeted risk analysis, what they involve, and how the 2 types of TRA in the Standard differ.
URM’s blog drills down into the PCI DSS v4.0 requirements around forced password changes, with a particular focus on the addition of zero-trust architecture.
URM’s blog explains the wording changes in Requirement of the PCI DSS v4.0, offering advice on how organisations can select and use the most appropriate NSCs.
URM’s blog answers key questions about the practicalities of PCI DSS v4.0 transition assessments and how you can best prepare for a successful v4.0 transition.