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sponsored by Dell SecureWorks UK
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Posted:
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22 Aug 2011
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22 Aug 2011
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PDF
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8
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Presentation Transcript
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English
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ABSTRACT:
After working with hundreds of organizations striving to achieve PCI compliance, we understand that one of the biggest challenges is finding and maximizing the use of a quality QSA. This presentation transcript will give you examples of how a bad QSA can derail your PCI program.
View this webcast to explore profiles of bad QSAs:
- QSAs so unschooled in technical matters, that they believe in impossible things—and expect you to do them!
- QSAs too nervous to suggest compensating controls—even when such controls are cheaper, more effective, and easier to deliver
- QSAs with a Napoleon complex. They think like a general. And your company supplies the troops. They command. You respond. And guess who dies on the battlefield?
- QSAs that are irresolute. They change their mind. They shift their opinion. Meanwhile, your compliance goal keeps drifting farther into the future
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BROWSE RELATED
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Compliance Audits | Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard | Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard Compliance | Regulatory Compliance | Security Audits | Security Management
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