PCI Certification

Preparing for and achieving PCI DSS, PCI PIN and related certifications — with the cardholder data environment scoped as small as it can honestly be.

What you hold at the end

  • Scope and data-flow diagrams
  • Gap assessment report
  • Policies and procedures
  • Evidence repository

How the engagement runs

Each phase ends with something you can review before the next one starts.

  1. Phase 1: Scoping

    Card data flows mapped and the cardholder data environment defined.

    You leave with

    An agreed scope and network segmentation plan.

  2. Phase 2: Gap assessment

    Every applicable requirement assessed against current controls.

    You leave with

    A prioritised remediation plan.

  3. Phase 3: Remediation

    Controls implemented and evidence collected with your teams.

    You leave with

    Requirements met and evidenced.

  4. Phase 4: Assessment

    Support through the QSA assessment and the report on compliance.

    You leave with

    An assessment ready for sign-off.

What you hold at the end

Scope and data-flow diagrams

Where card data goes and what is in scope

Gap assessment report

Each requirement and its status

Policies and procedures

The documentation PCI DSS requires

Evidence repository

What the assessor will ask to see, organised

Questions buyers ask

It depends on scope and starting point. The first phase produces a plan you can hold us to.

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