Turbocharge your PCI DSS compliance journey

Strengthen your PCI DSS compliance posture with pre-built
controls and continuous compliance monitoring

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Strengthen your infosec program

Manage everything from cloud risk assessments, control reviews, employee policy attestations,
and vendor risk through the platform. Identify compliance gaps so you can focus on what to fix.

Get PCI DSS audit-ready in weeks, not months

PCI DSS compliant policies

50+ policy templates, customizable with an in-line editor

Automated gap assessment

In-built gap assessments to help you identify what needs to be fixed

PCI DSS compliance experts

Onboarding with in-house infosec consultants, to get you ‘there’

Stay compliant, without manual effort

Continuous control monitoring

Alerts for any deviations, through continuous control monitoring

Seamless integrations

75+ pre-built integrations for automated control monitoring

Seamless workflows

Automated workflows to create, schedule, assign, and track tasks

Accelerate audits, with seamless collaboration

Pre-mapped PCI DSS controls

All policies, tasks, evidences pre-mapped to PCI DSS controls

Automated evidence collection

70% less manual effort in collecting proof of compliance

PCI DSS Audit Center

Auditors right on the platform for easy collaboration

Security with scale, without slippages

No hassle compliance with additional frameworks

21 frameworks, pre-mapped controls - right out of the box

Custom frameworks, and unifying frameworks

All your controls, mapped and monitored, in one place

GRC capabilities for all business units

Multiple product lines or multiple BUs: compliance for all

Recognized as a G2 Leader

On top of the leaderboard

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Frequently asked questions

Who does PCI DSS compliance apply to?

PCI DSS applies to any enterprise that accepts, shares, or stores any cardholder data, regardless of size or number of transactions. 

Why was PCI DSS implemented?

PCI DSS was developed in retort to the increasing number of data breaches involving payment cards. It protects organizations and their customers against payment card fraud and theft. 

What is the difference between PCI DSS and ISO 27001?

PCI DSS is a data security standard designed to protect cardholder data Any company that processes, stores, or shares credit card data must comply with PCI DSS. In contrast, ISO 27001 provides a framework for that provides Information Security Management System (ISMS) 

 Moreover, ISO 27001 certification is optional.

Is it legally required to be PCI DSS compliant?

Control objectives and compliance requirements under the PCI DSS are legally enforceable. While not required by law, the Payment Card Security Standards Council has the authority to instruct companies to follow PCI standards if they want to handle credit card transactions and to revoke that access if a company fails to meet the standards’ requirements.

Is PCI DSS still applicable if I only accept credit cards over the phone?

Yes. PCI DSS compliance is required for all businesses that store, process, or transmit payment cardholder data.

Do organizations that use third-party processors have to comply with PCI DSS?

Yes. Using a third-party company alone does not exempt a company from PCI DSS compliance. It may reduce their risk exposure and, as a result, the effort required to validate compliance. However, this does not allow them to disregard the PCI DSS.

What are the consequences of non-compliance?

At their discretion, payment brands may fine an acquiring bank $5,000 to $100,000 per month for PCI compliance violations. The banks will pass this fine on to the merchant and end your relationship or raise transaction fees.

What is included in PCI data?

PCI data includes cardholder personal data such as Name, Account number, Card expiration date, CVV or CVC, and authentication data, such as the magnetic stripe, chip, and pin data.

How do I find my PCI compliance?

Step 1: Determine your PCI level.

Step 2: Complete a self-assessment questionnaire or have a QSA evaluate you.

Step 3: Build and strengthen an IT security program with Scrut Automation to protect cardholder personal data and meet the guidelines specified in the PCI control objectives.

STEP 4: Apply for a formal report with the PCI Security Standards Council

How often do l need PCI DSS compliance?

PCI DSS is an annual certification. But you are required to maintain the security of your environment throughout the year to achieve ongoing certification.

How much does PCI DSS compliance cost?

For smaller organizations at levels 2 to 4, PCI DSS compliance costs between $10,000 to $20,000. Whereas for large enterprises, PCI DSS compliance costs between $70,000 to $100,000.

Why is PCI DSS Challenging?

Even if your organization only accepts one payment card annually, it must follow the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS).

Imagine what happens when you don’t have time to read 1,800+ pages of documentation to figure out which of PCI DSS’s 300+ security controls apply to your company or when you don’t have the funds to hire consultants to become PCI compliant? Scrut Automation comes in! We streamline the PCI DSS compliance process, allowing you to focus on operations and sales.

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