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March 09, 2007

A Scan May Get You PCI Compliance, Not Security

Mike Rothman, in yesterday's Daily Incite, made a good point in his comments related to a piece on PCI Compliance Joel Dubin wrote for SearchSecurity.com.

Dubin did a good job capsulizing PCI, but spent the latter part focused just on the network scan and self-assessment. The reality is, as Mike pointed out, neither of these will necessarily improve your security.

At a minimum, regardless of your level, make a commitment to meet or exceed the standards in the auditor's document for PCI DSS.

As Mike says, and I agree wholeheartedly, if you adopt effective information security processes, you'll have no problem with PCI or any other compliance mandate.

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