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Understanding How PCI-Compliant Companies Can Be Breached: Security in a Post-Heartland World

Published by Javelin Strategy & Research Contact us : +1-860-674-8796
Published 2009/06 Content info 49 pages; 25 charts/graphs
Product code JAV92492
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Table of Contents

  • Overview
  • Primary Questions
  • Key Findings
  • Methodology
  • Is PCI Effective?
    • PCI and Data Breaches
    • History
  • Myth: PCI-Compliant Companies Cannot Be Breached
    • Compliance Does Not Equal Security
    • Has a PCI-Compliant Company Ever Been Breached?
    • How do PCI Compliant Companies Become Non-Compliant?
  • New QSA Review Process
  • Prioritized Compliance: Mitigating Risk Faster
  • What Regulations Are Most Often Found to be Out-of-Compliance at Breached PCI-Certified Firms?
    • Requirement 10 in Detail: Logging
    • Requirement 6 in Detail: Web Applications
    • Requirement 3 in Detail: To Store or Not to Store PAN Data
  • When PAN Data Must Be Stored
    • Hashing
    • Emerging Technology
    • Tokenization
    • End to End (E2E) Encryption: Evolving Beyond Point to Point (P2P)
    • Chip and PIN
  • PCI Compliance in a Post-Heartland World
  • Glossary
  • Appendix A: PCI DSS
  • Appendix B: PCI SSC' s Risk-based Milestones
  • Appendix C: Merchant, Processor and Services Levels Defined
  • Appendix D: Certified QSA, PA-QSA, ASV
  • Appendix E: Assessments
  • Appendix F: Fraud Victims React by Avoiding Merchants
  • Related Research
  • Companies Mentioned

Table of Figures:

  • Figure 1: Top Ten Largest Publicly Reported Security Breaches
  • Figure 2: PCI Compliance by Merchant Level July 2007 to March 2009
  • Figure 3: Six Milestones Defined
  • Figure 4: Individual Card Requirements
  • Figure 5: The Most Common Requirements Not Met by Previously PCI-Certified Firms
  • Figure 6: Detail of PCI DSS Requirement 10
  • Figure 7: Detail of PCI DSS Requirement 6.5
  • Figure 8: Detail of PCI DSS Requirement 3.4
  • Figure 9: Examples of Alternatives to Obscuring PAN Data for Storage
  • Figure 10: Tokenization
  • Figure 11: Point-To-Point Encryption
  • Figure 12: End-To-End Encryption
  • Figure 13: PCI DSS “Digital Dozen”
  • Figure 14: Milestone One Mapping
  • Figure 15: Milestone Two Mapping
  • Figure 16: Milestone Three Mapping
  • Figure 17: Milestone Four Mapping
  • Figure 18: Milestone Five Mapping
  • Figure 19: Milestone Six Mapping
  • Figure 20: Merchant Levels Defined by Card Brand
  • Figure 21: Processor or Service Provider Definitions and Requirements
  • Figure 22: Merchant Level Certification Requirements by Card Company
  • Figure 23: How to Find Certified QSAs, PA-QSAs, ASVs
  • Figure 24: Self-Assessment Forms for Levels 2-4
  • Figure 25: Victims' Responses to Identity Fraud
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