Nogacom delivers an effective process for assessing and addressing security and PCI compliance risks related to unstructured data—so you can protect cardholder data and your relationships with your customers.
Identify and assess your data. First, using NogaLogic you can automatically discover all documents containing cardholder data, understand their business use, and analyze the gap between existing business practices and PCI requirements. Through this process you will:
- Automatically identify all documents containing cardholder information, including all copies and versions of these documents — regardless of file formats, file names or storage location
- See when, by whom and how documents are being used to better understand your security vulnerabilities and the business processes that created them
- Map documents to storage resources so you can then create appropriate migration and storage policies
Define your cardholder data protection policies and controls. Once you have this granular visibility and full understanding of how documents containing cardholder data are dispersed and used across your company, you can use NogaLogic to centrally define policies that mitigate PCI compliance risks. For example, you can define a policy that automatically migrates documents containing cardholder information to a special secure server. Furthermore, through your assessment, you may discover that you need to change current business practices and/or implement additional controls to address the root causes of a PCI compliance problem.
Enforce and monitor. Once you have defined your cardholder data protection policies, NogaLogic will then automatically implement them. NogaLogic can automatically apply your security policies to any relevant new or updated documents on an ongoing basis. NogaLogic also provides an audit trail for each piece of data—including date created/changed, author, and storage location—so you can document your compliance with PCI security mandates.
Measure your success. After your initial assessment and mitigation cycle, you should continuously track documents containing cardholder data in order to determine the effectiveness of your policies—and modify any policies or business practices appropriately. You can also use this insight to discover potential misuse of cardholder data and, if necessary, to perform security forensics.
To improve your ability to protect cardholder data and meet PCI compliance requirements, contact Nogacom today>>>