Introduction

Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a data security standard created to reduce credit card fraud. It applies to all organizations that store, process, transmit cardholder data.

The purpose of PCI DSS is to protect cardholders from potential credit card frauds or data breaches during credit card transactions. This framework helps secure data and reduces the risk of data loss. Companies use this framework to protect their employees and customers’ sensitive data.

The framework provides an overview of PCI DSS requirements and practices. It outlines the various requirements for data and network security. It includes how an organization should protect data from viruses and malware.

PCI DSS framework requirements affect any business that handles payment processing, storage, or transmission of credit card data. The best way to do that is by maintaining a list of all practices in the form of a checklist.

A checklist works as a tool for assessment for frameworks like PCI DSS. It ensures all requirements are met and are up-to-date. With checklists, it gets easier to identify the gaps in the process and manage them before the audit.

A sample checklist will be of great help to your organization for your PCI DSS framework.

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