Enhanced File Integrity Monitoring: Tripwire’s Automated, Continuous PCI 1.2 Compliance for Secure Cardholder Data
by Tripwire, Inc.

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Published on: 12/20/2009
Type of content: Product Overview
Length: 4
Price: FREE

Overview
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) was created to help organizations that process credit card payments secure cardholder data and prevent credit card fraud from hackers and other security threats. Unfortunately, because many organizations focus their energy on simply passing their PCI audit, they lose sight of the main objective of the PCI DSS, which is to secure cardholder data. As a result, many organizations still suffer a security breach and experience the negative fallout associated with a data compromise even though they pass their compliance audit. Read this solution brief to learn more about securing cardholder data and proving PCI compliance.

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