Twelve Steps to Safeguarding Critical Data and Meeting PCI Compliance
Meeting PCI compliance requirements can often result in improved, overall internal security that can dramatically reduce the possibility of insider threats and thwart the success of a threat from outside the organization. Knowing the Who, What, Where, Whence, and When of server and application access and controlling it, is key to making this happen.
Given that many of the programs that do touch and store the data often run on UNIX and Linux servers, it is critical to secure access to those servers themselves, their operating systems, files, directories and applications. Server security has never been more critical than it is today.
View this White Paper to Learn about:
The 12 PCI Requirements and how Symark PowerBroker provides UNIX/Linux server access controls to meet PCI and improve your internal IT controls.
Why granular user access controls are so strategic to meeting PCI requirements as well as reducing insider threat.
Why controlling and auditing "privileged" access is the quickest way to instill accountability and ensure data is accessed only on a need-to-know basis.
Why a policy-driven solution is best for creating a layered defense to protect cardholder data.
