Unravelling PCI DSS 4.0: making the great leap forward

24th PCI London

25th January 2023 • Park Plaza Victoria, London, UK

A new template for a changing world
 

PCI DSS 4.0 is not simply an upgrade to a standard dedicated to securing a few digits of a PAN. It places new emphases on risk analysis and organizational governance; it has huge implications for client-side security and contains brand new requirements related to how businesses identify, inventory, and manage scripts operating in web browsers that collect payment information.
 

Compliance activities are no longer limited to once annually, but are now required continuously. Organizations will also be required to produce more security documentation. And regular QSA assessments will place PCI 4.0 activities under added scrutiny.

 

Requirement 6.4.1 notes that for public-facing web applications, new threats and vulnerabilities are addressed on an ongoing basis and these applications are protected from known attacks.
 

Requirement 6.4.3 specifies, amongst other things, that an inventory of scripts must be maintained with written justification as to why each script is necessary, and a method must be implemented to assure the integrity of each script.
 

Requirement 12 expands compliance scope and makes compliance continuous, instead of just single snapshots in time. It also requires merchants and service providers to conduct, at minimum, annual reviews of hardware and software technologies in use, including plans for remediation for outdated technologies.
 

These selections from the new standard show that PCI DSS 4.0, if followed, delivers far more than simple compliance on a limited set of payment data. It provides the foundation for securing a modern business in a digital, ecommerce-driven world.
 

But to achieve compliance, firms will need to change their mindset. The customized approach, enhanced validation methods and procedures, and some other elements of the new standard are new, and some are not supported in current QSA validation methods.
 

Join us in London on 25th January to learn from our mix of technical presentations, case studies and interactive panels; as well as to meet old friends and colleagues and make new contacts. And join us for a drink afterwards.

 

PCI London is the largest and longest running event in the
PCI DSS space.

This January will be our first face-to-face event since the pandemic and we are excited to be launching it at a time when the Standard has been renewed, and perhaps transformed, into a security and privacy template for the modern, digitally-enabled business.

 

  • Easing the transition to PCI DSS 4.0

    • All compliance regimes evolve as the wider marketplace does. Keeping up is a constant struggle.
    • But with PCI DSS 4.0 promising a new risk-based approach, will yet another round of investment be needed?
    • Can your solutions ease the transition?
  • Proving controls deliver secure outcomes

    • PCI DSS 4.0 allows firms to choose their path to delivering the security and privacy objectives set by the standard.
    • It then specifies how organisations can demonstrate that their chosen solutions do indeed deliver those outcomes.
    • How can you help?
  • Aligning PCI DSS, GDPR and other efforts

    • Companies have spent significantly on PCI DSS, then poured more resources into GDPR and other compliance initiatives.
    • What commonalities tie their different compliance goals together and which technologies can save them money while keeping them secure?
    • How can companies streamline their compliance efforts to optimise their use of resources?
  • Reducing the cost of PCI DSS compliance

    • Most companies have limited resources to devote to one small dataset (card data).
    • They need solutions that can be applied more widely, they need automation, and they need pro-business solutions.
    • So which products make the grade?
  • New technologies – a challenge to compliance?

    • The world of payments is in flux.
    • From Klarna to Stripe, from Wise to wallets, the tools we use to make payments and the channels through which card data flows are changing.
    • How much do these innovations change the nature of PCI DSS compliance?
  • Sustaining selective, risk-based compliance

    • Firms need to know where the greatest risks to their data lie and how best to mitigate them.
    • To do this they need network and process visibility, third-party visibility and good technology to cover new payments channels and platforms.
    • What are the solutions and tools that can help?

Who attends

Job titles

PCI Security Manager
Group PCI Compliance Manager
Compliance Manager & Deputy CISO
Programme Manager PCI DDS EMEA
Head of Information Security & Business Continuity
Global PCI Lead
Group Information Security Manager
Group Risk & Compliance Manager
PCI Compliance Manager
Data Compliance Manager
Head of Third Party Assurance and PCI Compliance
Chief Security Officer (CSO)
IT Group Compliance Manager
Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)
Senior Security Architect
CISO
Senior Director of Compliance
Head of Risk and Compliance
I.T. Compliance Manager
Head of Information Security Compliance
Head of PCI
Head of Payments, Information Risk & Security
Payments Security Manager
PCI Programme Manager
Compliance manager
PCI Compliance Officer
GDPR Manager
Head of PCI
Senior PCI Compliance Manager
Head of Payment Security
Head of Payment Security & Governance
Senior PCI Compliance Manager
PCI Service Delivery Manager
ICT Audit & Compliance Officer
CISO
PCI DSS Project Manager
Senior Security Governance & Compliance Manager
Head of Payments
CSO
PCI Programme Manager
PCI Manager
PCI Project Manager
PCI DSS Compliance Manager
PCI DSS Compliance Manager
PCI DSS Programme Manager
Head of IT Security
CISO
PCI Lead/Architect
Head of Cyber Security
Senior Data Governance Manager
Payments PCI Programme Manager
Senior Manager, Payments Compliance, Risk & Regulatory
DPO
Senior Director, International Privacy & IT Security
Group Manager Security & Fraud - Information Risk
Group Data Protection Officer
Senior Manager, Card Payment Security Program
IT Compliance Manager
Data Governance Manager and DPO
Manager, Information Security Compliance - PCI
AR Manager - PCI Officer
Global Compliance Officer
Senior Payments Risk Manager
IT Security & Compliance Manager
Director, Global Information Security and Incident Response
Fraud and Payments Manager
Business Information Security Officer
Global PCI Compliance
Program Manager - Information Security and Payment Compliance
PCI Compliance & Risk Manager
Head of Compliance & MLRO
CISO
CISO
PCI - Business Lead & Technical Architect
Global Information Security Officer
Group Information Security Policy, Risk & Vendor Manager
Head of Payment Compliance
Head of Cyber & Information Security
Head of IT Security and Data Protection
Global PCI Compliance
Director Information Security and IT Compliance
Global PCI Lead
PCI Compliance Manager
Head of Privacy & Data Protection
PCI Compliance Manager
BISO
Senior Special Agent - Global Security
Head of Information Security
Head of Information Security
Global Information Security & PCI Compliance Manager
Head of IT Infrastructure
Director, Head of I.T. Security & Risk Management Systems
Chief Data Protection Officer
CTO
PCI Project Manager
GDPR Programme Manager
UK&IE Information Security and Data Privacy Manager
Senior Manager IT Security, Risk & Governance
PCI Assurance Manager
Group Data Protection Officer
Director of Cyber Security

Companies

Clarks
JD Sports
John Lewis Partnership
Saint-Gobain UK & Ireland
Stagecoach Rail
HM Revenue & Customs
Maersk
Nationwide Building Society
NEXT
Superdrug Stores
Transport for London
Ladbrokes Coral Group
Boden
PhotoBox
The Shaw Trust
AXA
Odeon Cinemas
ticketmaster
Lloyds Banking Group
BBC
Close Brothers Premium Finance
Just Eat
Dixons Carphone
Cancer Research UK
The Co-operative Group
Royal Bank of Scotland
The Go-Ahead Group
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
HMV
Santander
Vodafone
Capital One
Direct Line Group
Ikea Group
The Economist
Simplyhealth Group
Rugby Football Union
Sky Betting & Gaming
Lastminute .com
William Hill
Argos
LUSH
Comic Relief
Waterstones
Specsavers
Paddy Power Betfair
easyJet
Thames Water
BP
TalkTalk
British Airways
The Works Stores
Marks & Spencer
Hiscox
Sony
Allianz
Travis Perkins
Asda
Greggs
Marriott Hotels
Millennium Hotels & Resorts
Sainsbury's
ASOS.com
Admiral Group
DVLA
Waitrose
Camelot Group
TUI Group
Bupa Global
Burberry
Virgin Media
American International Group
Selfridges
Which?
Lycamobile
Royal Mail
National Trust
EE
Pearson
Carnival
Barclays
RSPB
JP Morgan Chase
Halfords
Travelodge
Cineworld
giffgaff
LV= Liverpool Victoria
British Heart Foundation
InterFlora
Metro Bank
The Caravan and Motorhome Club
Enterprise Holdings
Dermalogica
Ocado
Ann Summers
River Island
Barnardo's
Sky
Unilever
Addison Lee
Whitbread
Tesco
Addleshaw Goddard LLP
Arriva
RAC
Bet365
WH Smith
Debenhams

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Construction
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Association
Transportation/Shipping
Oil/Gas
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Association
Regional Law Enforcement
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Travel/Leisure/Hospitality
Education
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Legal
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