2024 Payment Security Report webinar series

Compliance management requires an investment of resources. More than ever before, organizations need to apply management methods that offer clear visibility and perspective to deliver necessary work as economically as possible. How do you know that you are getting the right work done in the right manner to effectively help secure your payment card data and maintain sustainable compliance? How should organizations measure security control effectiveness, report the return on investment, and express the business value of their PCI security program?“

Join our Verizon 2024 Payment Security Report release webinar to learn more about:
- The methods and concepts highlighted in this report and how they can help organizations design coherent program performance measurement and evaluation plans, focusing on what matters, as well as simplifying security compliance operating environments.
- Essential elements of program design based on an actionable strategy and how to overcome the complexities of PCI security compliance management.
- Critical importance of evaluating each aspect of your security program—starting with an assessment of the planning and design of the program as well as analyzing the overall ongoing performance and outcomes.

With the introduction of PCI DSS v4.0 in 2022, many organizations realized that they could not continue to keep doing the same activities in terms of payment security program and control evaluation. They could not keep hanging on to an evaluation approach built for past practices and an outdated standard (PCI DSS v3.2.1). Public sector security teams are under competitive pressure to upgrade their program management efforts. They are held accountable for designing and implementing updated practices aligned with current requirements. Updating your PCI security program—both in terms of design and evaluation—does not need to be a complex, lengthy and costly process.

Join our 2024 PSR webinar to hear from our experts about:
- how to address the biggest limitations of annual compliance reviews.
- how to build specific, measurable and quantifiable metrics to track progress toward goals and objectives.
- how to measure program performance and develop the capabilities to keep stakeholders informed on the status and progress of achieving the overall goal of PCI security compliance

With the introduction of PCI DSS v4.0 in 2022, many organizations realized that they could not continue to keep doing the same activities in terms of program and control evaluation. They could not keep hanging on to an evaluation approach built for past practices and an outdated standard (PCI DSS v3.2.1).
Several new and updated controls in PCI DSS v4.0 include more explicit requirements on evidence of compliance to substantiate that the assessed entity developed, implemented and is maintaining processes to support ongoing data security.

Join our Verizon experts to learn about:
- The challenges organizations like yours face and how to improve your security controls.
- The methods and concepts highlighted in this report and how those can help organizations design coherent program performance measurement and evaluation plans