Failed Your PCI Audit?

February 4th at 2:00 PM EST

If you failed or are about to fail your PCI DSS audit because you still don't have eSkimming controls in place, the good news is that you can address the problem in a matter of days. 

Auditors want clear answers:

• What scripts run on your payment pages?
• Who approved them, and why?
• How do you monitor scripts and ensure their integrity?
• How do you detect changes and malicious behavior?
• What happens when you get an alert?
• What evidence can you produce on demand?

This webinar shows how to stand up an operational program in a matter of days that addresses those questions with a framework your security and compliance teams can execute.

What you'll walk away with:

A practical, week-by-week plan to go from audit finding to a defensible operating model, including:

• Monitoring: What to monitor on payment pages and why “detection only” often falls short

• Alerting: How to set thresholds and routes that reduce noise and still catch real risk - or forgo alerting altogether
  with a prevention first strategy 
• Response: A workable workflow that makes your program auditable, not just “running”
• Reporting: The reports and artifacts that support compliance and withstand scrutiny
• Program structure: Roles, ownership, and the minimum process needed to keep it alive after the audit

What you'll learn:

• Build and maintain a payment page script inventory that stays accurate

• Authorize and justify scripts in a way that is sustainable for security and acceptable for auditors
• Detect unauthorized changes and suspicious behavior tied to eSkimming tactics
• Set up alerts and escalation paths that work for real teams, not just in diagrams
• Produce audit-ready evidence for eSkimming controls without weeks of manual work
• Avoid common remediation traps, including partial fixes that trigger follow-up findings