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PCI compliance

How to Achieve PCI Compliance in AWS

Achieving PCI compliance in Amazon Web Services (AWS) involves determining where AWS compliance efforts intersect with your own compliance efforts. Who is responsible for documentation? And do the same concepts of network segmentation and separation apply within AWS, and if so how? These and many other questions arise when you combine PCI compliance with AWS. (more…)

Cloud Computing

Cybersecurity

PCI compliance

Apr 27, 2016

By Matt Keil

Palo Alto Networks

Products and Services

Partners

CIO/CISO, Cybersecurity, Firewall, Healthcare, PCI compliance

On Compliance to Industry Regulations – HIPAA, PCI DSS, CIPA, NERC CIP

We talked about product certifications such as Common Criteria, USGv6, or FIPS 140-2 and other government driven evaluations in a recent blog post. On...

Jun 24, 2013

By Palo Alto Networks

PCI compliance

A WAF Does Not Make You PCI Compliant

One of the most common questions that arises when PCI is discussed is whether or not Palo Alto Networks is a web application firewall (WAF) and can we address section 6.6 of the PCI DSS requirement. The short answer is no. The differences are pretty clear, so what is it...

Feb 17, 2009

By Matt Keil

PCI compliance

There is no such thing as a PCI Solution

In his Dark Reading post, John Sawyer points out that PCI is not an end goal, but a process. I could not have said it any better. As part of the Palo Alto Network marketing team, I get countless requests by ou...

Feb 13, 2009

By Matt Keil

Threat Advisories - Advisories

Heartland Corporation: Malware Causes Largest Data Breach In History

Holy Crap! Heartland, a card processing service for more that 250,000 small businesses discloses a malware generated breach on inauguration day. The scope is unfathomable. If each...

Jan 21, 2009

By Matt Keil

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