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Scan, identify and protect cardholder data, credit card information, source code, and more. Enforce security policies consistently and gain data transparency with our powerful eDiscovery tool.

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a set of security requirements that helps businesses protect their payment systems from breaches, fraud, and theft of cardholder data. The data security standards set by the PCI are mandatory for all organizations, online merchants and other service providers that accept, process or store credit card data. Launched in 2006, the PCI SSC (Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council) defines and manages the security standards, improving payment account security throughout the transaction process.

eDiscovery is a comprehensive scanning solution that can help you to ensure information security and PCI compliance.

Simplified data discovery

Accurately assess where sensitive information is being stored and by whom within your network. Discover financial records and Personally Identifiable Information (PII) on Windows, macOS, and Windows computers.

Easy-to-use

Define and set security policies with our user-friendly eDiscovery tool. Activate it easily and address the PCI data security requirements.

Helps with PCI compliance

Choose our security solution to help with PCI DSS compliance to avoid regulatory fines as well as other prejudices.

Real-time data protection with an advanced DLP solution

The components of our DLP solution can be used separately or all together to defend your data against loss, theft, and leaks.

Content Aware Protection

Make sure sensitive data does not leave your network whether copied on devices, to clipboard or through applications, online services and even as screen captures.

Device Control

Manage use of USB and other portable storage devices and enforce strong security policies to protect your vital data and your network's health.

Enforced Encryption for removable storage

Keep sensitive data encrypted while on the move and access it everywhere you go on any Windows, macOS and Linux computers.

eDiscovery

Discover, encrypt and delete sensitive data. Detailed content and context inspection through manual or automatic scans.

eDiscovery benefits

Extensive scans

Run automatic or manual compliance scans on your network and meet the scanning requirements set by the PCI SSC. Minimize false positives and save time.

Predefined PCI policies

Select from our predefined data protection policies to easily find regulated data and ensure the compliance requirements of the PCI DSS.

Blacklists and whitelists

Use policy blacklists to define the content you want to detect and policy whitelists for content that can be ignored during scans.

Reports and notifications

Get detailed scan reports and e-mail notifications without minimizing productivity or mobility. Exports logs and reports to SIEM solutions.

Threshold for filters

Define the number of policy violations a file can contain for the security policy to be applied, and the file reported to the server.

Remediation actions

Locate sensitive data by using our scanning services, then securely encrypt or delete it when it is found on unauthorized users’ computers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PCI DSS?

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a set of security requirements designed to protect owners of payment cards against cybercrime and to ensure that organizations processing cardholder data maintain a secure environment. PCI DSS compliance is required for all companies that handle, process, store or transmit credit card information from the world’s biggest card schemes (American Express, Discover, JCB, MasterCard and Visa).

Read more about PCI DSS compliance.

Who does PCI DSS apply to?

The PCI DSS standard applies to every organization that handles, processes, stores, or transmits credit card information from the world’s biggest card schemes, including American Express, Discover, JCB, MasterCard and Visa. All parties involved in the processing of card payments (merchants, issuers, acquirers, processors) must comply with PCI DSS. Financial services organizations that need to be PCI compliant include banks, credit card companies, insurance companies, credit unions, investment funds, accounting companies, government related enterprises and more.

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What are the requirements for PCI DSS compliance?

PCI DSS has twelve requirements that range from basic security measures such as installing firewalls and antivirus software to more complex requirements like developing and maintaining secure systems and applications. Best practices include data transparency, securing data on the move, restricting access rights, training employees and documenting everything.

Learn more about the best practices for PCI DSS compliance.

Why is PCI DSS compliance important?

PCI DSS compliance is important for several reasons. By following this standard, organizations can keep payment card data secure, avoid costly data breaches and protect customer and employee information. Failing to comply with PCI DSS can lead to steep fines and penalties, suspension of accounts and revocation of credit card payment services.

Check out our data loss prevention tips for financial institutions.