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Using Least Privilege to Effectively Meet PCI DSS Compliance

This Opinion piece looks at how organizations can meet the new, more-stringent security guidelines imposed on the cards industry.

By Andrew Avanessian | Updated on April 10, 2013

With a number of high-profile security breaches plaguing the financial sector over the past year, the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council has introduced a series of guidelines intended to help organizations ensure compliance with PCI-DSS.

Issued in November, the guidelines advise organizations that handle debit or credit card data how to best conduct their annual risk assessments, as mandated in PCI DSS Requirement 12.1.2.  

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