SOC2 Audit can be a daunting task, especially with the detailed assessment process that it involves. Organizations need to prepare for the audit to ensure they meet the requirements and pass the audit. So, for the benefit of our viewers and organization who plan to go through SOC2 Audit, VISTA InfoSec conducted an informative webinar on “A Complete Guide on SOC2 Audit Process”. Watch the video and learn the knack of navigating effortlessly through the audit process and ensuring a successful Audit and SOC2 Attestation.#soc2 #soc2audit

With the launch of the new PCI DSS 4.0 version, people are still trying to get a grip on the changes introduced and the requirements improvised in the latest version. So, explaining the changes in detail VISTA InfoSec is publishing a series of expert videos explaining each of the requirements of PCI DSS in detail. So, check out the first video that talks about Requirement 1 of the PCI DSS 4.0 version, explaining the updates in detail.#pcidss #pcidss4.0

The new updated CMMC 2.0 version was released to improve the security standard and address the growing cyber risks in the industry. The latest version is updated in a way that the CMMC compliance evaluates the cyber security practices and processes, and certifies a contractor based on their ability to protect the Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and Federal Contract Information (FCI) within the supply chain system. Explaining in detail the new additions and changes introduced in CMMC 2.0 Compliance, VISTA InfoSec conducted an informative webinar on “CMMC 2.0 Compliance Understanding the Requirements”.

PCI DSS 4.0 update has made a huge buzz in the industry post its release. Organizations are still scrambling to understand the changes introduced and learn about the requirements of PCI DSS. So, explaining the updates and the PCI requirements in detail VISTA InfoSec conducted an informative webinar on ”PCI DSS 4.0 Requirements Explained”. Watch the video and gain insight into the key updates introduced by the PCI Council.

PCI DSS 4.0 is currently the most trending topic in the industry. Considering the growing threat landscape and the need to evolve the payment security standard, the PCI Council developed and updated PCI DSS 3.2.1 to PCI DSS 4.0 version.

Vendor Third-Party Risk Management is a major concern for organizations looking to achieve GDPR Compliance. EU GDPR is a stringent Data Privacy law that organizations are expected to comply with. So, even organizations outsourcing major parts of their data processing operations to third-party vendors need to ensure that their vendors are compliant.

PCI DSS Compliance is a payment card security standard that outlines stringent security requirements for protecting cardholder data. In the outlined 12 PCI Compliance Requirements, one of the Requirement 3.3 states that organizations need to “Mask PAN when displayed such that only personnel with a legitimate business need can see more than the first six/last four digits of the PAN. So, as a matter of best practice organizations adopt masking and truncation techniques for data security.

Vendor Third-Party Risk Management is an essential part of most regulatory and compliance programs. Tracking and monitoring vendor risk are important as it helps businesses make critical business decisions and mitigate risk from time to time. As organizations mostly outsource some parts of their operations to vendors or third-party service providers, it has become mandatory in certain standards and regulations to establish Vendor third-party risk management as a part of the compliance process.

Sarbanes Oxley Act is a popular US law designed and enforced to secure investors against fraudulent accounting activities in the organization. The objective of enforcing this regulation is to bring in transparency and ensure efficiency in the work process. It is a regulation that is not just an obligation for organizations but also seen as a good practice in the industry. Elaborating on the regulation, VISTA InfoSec conducted a live webinar explaining the Act in detail. Watch the video to learn more about this popular regulation enforced across the US.

PCI DSS can be very challenging for businesses to achieve, especially when they have limited resources to get things in place. Moreover, understanding the requirements and implementing measures to meet the 12 PCI DSS requirement is altogether a different challenge. Businesses need to consider many aspects when undergoing an Audit and ensuring it is a success. Achieving PCI DSS Compliance requires establishing, updating, and constantly reviewing policies, procedures, and processes. This in turn ensures securing of sensitive data and IT Infrastructure.