For payment application software developers, vendors, or retailers, compliance with the PA-DSS— and now the PCI SSF—is critical to keeping sensitive PCI data safe as it is processed through these…
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Compliance with the PCI SSF requirements is critical to securing your payment applications and reducing the chances of sensitive data being exposed to cybercriminals. The controls provided by the PCI…
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If your business handles cardholder data via software applications and you have been compliant with the PA-DSS, you may be wondering how to keep it safe with the PCI SSF.…
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Securing your organization’s cloud computing assets from threat risks is critical to minimizing downtime and preventing sensitive data from being compromised. With the help of a cloud security alliance certification,…
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As one of the strongest data privacy regulations in the United States, the CCPA requires organizations subject to its rules and standards to safeguard the privacy of customers’ data. Part…
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Internal audits are essential to securing your organization’s digital assets from cybersecurity threats and helping you steer clear of security risks. However, there are different types of internal audits, depending…
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Risk Advisory vs Internal Auditing: Which is Better for Your Company?
by RSI Securityby RSI SecurityWhen preparing for security assessments, organizations often have to decide between risk advisory vs. internal auditing. Whereas both services provide extensive cybersecurity benefits, it helps to know which applies best…
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To help service organizations improve their governance and decision-making models, the COSO framework internal controls provide thought leadership expertise across industries and business environments. Using these controls, your organization can…
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For Department of Defense (DoD) entities and contractors, annual information awareness training is essential to minimizing information security risks to the critical infrastructure they handle. Unaddressed threats to sensitive data…
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The US Department of Defense (DoD) spent $439.4 billion on contracts for products and services in 2020. That’s billions of tax dollars awarded to hundreds, if not thousands of companies…