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Management asked Elliott Davis to help answer, "How can we ensure that we have a secure environment and are meeting PCI compliance?"
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Our Approach
•Completed gap analysis on cardholder data environment annually
Report formal findings
Determine steps to remediation
Assist team in remediation efforts
•Performed quarterly external ASV scanning for compliance Requirement 11.2
•Completed internal and external vulnerability scans quarterly
Customer Impact
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