Evaluate PCI-DSS compliance for healthcare organizations processing credit card payments, covering cardholder data protection, network security, and compliance validation for medical billing
PCI-DSS 1.2.1: Network segmentation isolates CDE from other networks
PCI-DSS 3.1: Never store sensitive authentication data (CVV, PIN) after authorization
PCI-DSS 3.4: AES-256 encryption or truncation/tokenization for PAN at rest
PCI-DSS 3.3: Mask PAN in applications, logs, receipts (except for business need)
PCI-DSS 1.1: Firewall protects cardholder data from internet and internal threats
PCI-DSS 2.1: Change all defaults (passwords, SNMP strings, system accounts)
PCI-DSS 4.1: TLS 1.2+ for transmitting PAN over open networks (internet)
Best practice: P2PE and tokenization reduce CDE scope and risk
PCI-DSS 7.1: Least privilege - grant minimum access necessary
PCI-DSS 8.4: MFA for all remote access and administrative access to CDE
PCI-DSS 8.1: Individual accountability - no shared or generic accounts
PCI-DSS 8.2.6: Deactivate terminated or inactive user accounts promptly
PCI-DSS 5.1: Protect from malware with current definitions and active scanning
PCI-DSS 6.2: Timely patching prevents exploitation of known vulnerabilities
PCI-DSS 11.3.1: External vulnerability scans by PCI SSC approved vendor
PCI-DSS 10.2: Log all access to PAN, admin actions, authentication attempts
PCI-DSS 10.5: Secure log storage, restrict access, detect modifications
PCI-DSS 11.4: Annual and after significant changes to CDE
PCI-DSS: SAQ for most merchants, ROC required for large processors (Level 1)
Annual validation: Submit AOC with SAQ or ROC to demonstrate compliance
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