Event log management & network vulnerability management for PCI DSS compliance

What is the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard?
In March 2007, TJX Companies Inc. disclosed that at least 45.6 million credit and debit card numbers were stolen by hackers who broke into its network. In order to avoid such incidents from happening, the world’s major credit card companies including VISA and MasterCard drew up a strict security standard known as the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS).

Should my organization conform to PCI DSS?
All organizations handling cardholder data – irrespective of size – have to become PCI DSS compliant. Since all organizations are constantly at risk of losing sensitive cardholder data, which could result in fines, legal action and bad publicity, achieving compliance with PCI DSS should be high on the agenda of your organization if you store, transmit or process credit card data. Furthermore, credit card companies set September 2007 as a deadline for PCI DSS compliance and organizations that fail to comply face fines of up to $500,000 if the data is lost or stolen and risk not being allowed to handle cardholder data.

What does GFI offer to organizations who need to become PCI DSS compliant?
On June 12, 2007 GFI launched the GFI PCI Suite, a package comprising the core software required for PCI DSS compliance. The GFI PCI Suite ships with its award-winning solutions:

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The GFI PCI Suite also features enhanced reporting functionality with reports created specifically to help your organization become compliant.

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