Many requirements for PCI DSS 4.0 went into effect in March 2024, with the balance going into effect by March 2025. Are you audit -ready? There are 64 new requirements, including internal authenticated vulnerability scans, the ability to discover assets such as databases and middleware, file access management, web application vulnerabilities, and agentless network support. These and many other critical capabilities are now required to prevent security breaches, audit failures, and litigation. The expanding PCI requirements increase the complexity of achieving PCI compliance and command a streamlined and centralized platform approach.
Join guest speakers Elie Abouzeid, AVP Information Security at DentaQuest and PCI Internal Security Assessor (ISA), and Adam Bush from Schellman along with technical experts from Qualys, for an informative webinar event on Tuesday, August 20, 8 AM PT as they discuss industry trends and new attack vectors, as well as why customers are switching to Qualys from other solutions.
Here’s what you will learn:
• What the latest PCI changes are and how they impact security teams
• What are the challenges many organizations face with the new requirements
• How organizations achieve PCI Compliance without adding too much complexity
• How to effectively discover misconfigurations and middleware
• What the new requirements are for internal versus external vulnerability scanning
• What is required to reduce alert fatigue and streamline IT costs
• The importance of file reputation and trust status for PCI effectivness
• The role that web applicatation scanning will have in achieving PCI DSS 4.0 Compliance