In 2005, the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) was jointly developed by the founding members of the PCI Security Standards Council—American Express, Visa International, MasterCard Worldwide, Discover Financial Services, and JCB International. They developed this standard so that all businesses handling payment card information would have a comprehensive and uniform set of requirements for protecting this data from theft and misuse. PCI DSS offers a number of stringent IT infrastructure and security policy requirements for all businesses that store, handle, access, and transfer cardholder data. The standard applies equally to brick-and-mortar merchants as well as those processing card payments online.
The greatest challenge to PCI DSS compliance resides in monitoring and managing all its specific network requirements, which encompass security firewalls, access and change controls, system updates and configuration changes, testing procedures, and security policies.
This paper describes the ways that NetMRI can help you quickly achieve and maintain PCI DSS compliance across your network. NetMRI can manage and monitor the many demands of PCI DSS by automatically performing security audits, configuration updates, and policy compliance verification on IT infrastructures of any size.
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