At some point, every business has to ask the questions. How safe is my network and the data I have stored on it? How will it affect my business if…
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Naturally, the first question in regards to ASV scanning is, what does ASV stand for? ASV stands for Approved Scanning Vendor. If you are a business whose work involves debit…
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Your organization’s network perimeter needs to be scanned for vulnerabilities frequently to ensure that hackers aren’t given a free run to attack your web applications whenever they please. Not to…
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Making the choice for an approved scanning vendor (ASV) is an important consideration for organizations looking to achieve or maintain compliance with the Payment Card Industry (PCI) requirements. The requirements…
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The process of understanding the entirety of what Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) covers is an extremely daunting task for business decision makers. An increasingly important aspect…
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You have determined that you need vulnerability scanning from an approved scanning vendor (ASV), probably because you need to maintain or establish PCI compliance. Most businesses require at least quarterly…
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When your grandparents used to lament about security or warn you to lock your doors at night that was as far as the concept of “security” went. No one thought…
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The Federal Information Security Act (FISMA) was introduced in 2002 to ensure that all government vendors, contractors, and partners handle confidential and sensitive information appropriately, intending to provide protection against…
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No organization takes cyber security and digital privacy as seriously as the U.S. Department of Defense. It’s why the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) was implemented by the DoD,…
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Maintaining compliance with the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) is essential for government agencies or private contractors that deal with those agencies. Since its formal adoption in 2003, FISMA…