PCI DSS Compliance
See where card numbers live, enforce retention limits, and prove you reduced the card data environment.
- Full name
- Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard v4.0
- Authority
- PCI Security Standards Council
Shrink and prove your card data environment.
- Card data inventory and flow diagram (Requirement 3)
- Retention limit and masking (Requirement 3)
- Access on a need-to-know basis (Requirement 7)
- Data leakage prevention controls (Requirement 4, 12)
- Logging and monitoring (Requirement 10)
How We Cover PCI DSS
PAN inventory
Card numbers, expiry dates, and CVV data are found automatically on endpoints, servers, and cloud stores.
Masking and retention limit
Card data is masked. Records past retention are destroyed through an approval flow.
Egress blocking
Card data leaving through USB, email, and cloud upload channels is blocked in real time.
Auditor-Ready Evidence Pack
Typical Architecture for This Framework
Data Security Posture Management (DSPM)
Gain total visibility into where your sensitive data lives, who can access it, and where your largest regulatory risks exist without exporting any data to the cloud.
Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
Protect customer data, financial records, and trade secrets from leaving company computers. Block unauthorized USB transfers, cloud uploads, and clipboard leaks in real time.
SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM)
Identify misconfigurations, enforce MFA hygiene, and revoke risky third-party OAuth applications across your enterprise SaaS ecosystem.
Prepare Your PCI DSS Audit
Our security architects review your current state and show which evidence is missing.