Unique Insights and Experienced Guidance on Cost-Effective PCI DSS Compliance
October 5th, 2009 by James Warren1-day, information-packed Masterclass – 22 October 2009 in London
- Comprehensive and practical coverage of all aspects of implementing the PCI DSS for real;
- The course has been created and designed by a former QSA (Qualified Security Assessor) who knows all the ins and outs of PCI compliance;
- The course will help you develop an efficient, cost-effective plan for meeting this essential compliance standard.
The October deadline imposed by many banks (including HSBC and Barclays), means that if you process, store or transmit payment card data, you are likely to receive a hefty fine if you are not compliant, or not working towards compliance, with PCI DSS.
On top of these fines if you do have a data breach and are found to be non-compliant with PCI DSS, the banks will pass-on all fines, costs of a forensic investigation to you and you may even loose your merchant facilities all together. This is not to mention the brand damage you will receive which could destroy any relationship you have with your paying customers.
If you have any responsibility for, or involvement in, your organisation’s PCI DSS compliance activities, or if you’re in information security management, you need to attend this masterclass. It is the essential step that takes you from uncertainty to clarity about all the key steps in preparing for and achieving compliance with the PCI DSS first time.
The PCI DSS – 1-Day Introduction, Implementation & Compliance Masterclass will help you to:
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This special IT Governance course provides unique insights that will steer delegates toward cost-effective PCI DSS compliance by:
- Providing insight on how to effectively scope your cardholder data environment, which is fundamental to cost-effective PCI DSS compliance;
- Explaining the 10 key requirements of the PCI DSS and their multitude of mandatory sub-requirements, together with guidance on cost-effective implementation;
- Providing details of common failures, (mis-interpreting the requirements of the standard is a common pitfall);
- Enabling you to to effect suitable knowledge transfer to members of your PCI DSS project team to ensure a consistent approach to meeting the requirements;
- Identifying areas which should be addressed as a matter of urgency, taking into consideration the resulting effects on revenue and on the bottom line.
Tags: PCI Compliance, PCI DSS
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