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New Well, we're definitely not a small merchant
And this is our first pass at PCI compliance. I've already annotated the lack of virus scans on the mainframe and the Sun boxes... :-) You are right in that the focus of these questions is definitely Windows based. However...

I have the IG office following right behind me. They are checking my work, ensuring that my questions did deep enough and that I don't ignore anything.

I wish we were a smaller organization. I have to tromp though many fiefdoms to get the info. The test say to document how we comply. The normal reply I've been getting back is "yes we comply". I'm glad that some of these questions can be applied enterprise wide, as we have many applications that must be certified PCI compliant. This is just number one.

From what I've been told, if we were to only keep the auth number and iirc last 4 of the PAN, then we would not have to comply with all these standards because we would not have any PCI sensitive data. For some reason HQ decided to keep the full PAN.

/rant
A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort. (Herm Albright)
Collapse Edited by jbrabeck Aug. 19, 2007, 12:23:58 PM EDT
Well, we're definitely not a small merchant
And this is our first pass at PCI compliance. I've already annotated the lack of virus scans on the mainframe and the Sun boxes... :-)

I have the IG office following right behind me. They are checking my work, ensuring that my questions did deep enough and that I don't ignore anything.

I wish we were a smaller organization. I have to tromp though many fiefdoms to get the info. The test say to document how we comply. The normal reply I've been getting back is "yes we comply". I'm glad that some of these questions can be applied enterprise wide, as we have many applications that must be certified PCI compliant. This is just number one.

From what I've been told, if we were to only keep the auth number and iirc last 4 of the PAN, then we would not have to comply with all these standards because we would not have any PCI sensitive data. For some reason HQ decided to keep the full PAN.

/rant
A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort. (Herm Albright)
     Data recovery on Striped drives - (jbrabeck) - (19)
         Any recovery would be pretty unlikely - (Andrew Grygus)
         You may be Ok, but not guaranteed safe. - (Another Scott)
         can useful information be pulled and re-assembled by block? - (boxley)
         Depends on chunk size and what you are hiding - (crazy)
         Thanks for all the replys, let's add clarification - (jbrabeck) - (14)
             Move the risk? - (pwhysall) - (10)
                 That will be one of my suggestions. -NT - (jbrabeck)
                 Bulk Erase Tape Demanetizer. - (folkert) - (8)
                     Can't use it if they expect to reuse the hard disk - (crazy) - (7)
                         That doesn't matter, if the disk has sensitive info. - (folkert) - (6)
                             Sigh - (crazy) - (5)
                                 If its PCI, its gotta be done. - (folkert) - (4)
                                     I"ve had to live with these requirements - (jbrabeck) - (1)
                                         There is a certain point... that enough non-compliance... - (folkert)
                                     I've done PCI before - (crazy) - (1)
                                         Well, we're definitely not a small merchant - (jbrabeck)
             that SHOULD be covered in your contract with EMC -NT - (boxley)
             What Peter and Box said. - (static)
             Like others said, but, that's pure political - (crazy)

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