Achieve PCI DSS Compliance with Confidence: Partner with Expert QSA Professionals

Your business handles sensitive payment data daily. Don’t let compliance gaps put your reputation, finances, or customer trust at risk.

Why Your Business Needs a Qualified Security Assessor (QSA)

PCI DSS compliance isn’t optional—it’s critical.

As cyber threats evolve, adhering to PCI standards isn’t just about checking boxes. It’s about safeguarding your business from breaches, fines, and operational chaos.

Expertise You Can Trust: Our certified QSA team deciphers complex PCI requirements into actionable steps. 

Reduce Risk: Identify vulnerabilities before attackers do.  

Build Customer Trust: Show clients you prioritize security.
Avoid Costly Penalties: Non-compliance fines can exceed $100,000 per month.
PCI DSS Level 1

PCI DSS Level 1 Service Provider

Synopsis of new requirements in PCI DSS 4.0 include:

Stronger Password Requirements

Security Assessment of Third-party Service Providers

Encryption of Cardholder Data

Security Awareness Training

Vulnerability Management

Improved Incident Response Planning

PCI Assessment

Simple Steps for PCI Assessment

01

Scoping

We Identify all systems and devices that store, transmit, or process cardholder data.

02

Policy Review

We review to see that policies and procedures are updated for protecting cardholder data.

03

Compliance Checks

We reviews the environment using interviews, system assessment and documentation.

04

Annual Attestation

We also provide annual attestation after a PCI DSS assessment of the client annually.

Why Choose Us

Quick Answers to Your PCI DSS Questions

How long does compliance take?

It depends on your starting point—we’ve helped businesses achieve validation in as little as 8 weeks.

A single data breach costs millions. Our services are a fraction of that—and tax-deductible.

Only if you process under 6M transactions annually. Even then, a QSA’s expertise minimizes risk.

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Avoid Credit Card Scams

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Skimming

This involves attaching a device to a card reader (such as an ATM or gas pump) that captures the information from the magnetic strip on a credit card. A sophisticated attack that could happen.

Phishing

This involves sending fake emails or text messages that appear to be from a legitimate company, asking the recipient to provide sensitive information such as credit card numbers or login credentials.

Malware

This involves installing malicious software on a computer or device that can capture credit card information as it is entered. It also takes control of your machines through key loggers to extract information.

Physical Theft

This involves physically stealing credit cards or card information by pickpocketing or raiding mailboxes. This could still happen.

Card-not-present

This involves making purchases using stolen credit card information. This type of fraud is common for online or phone orders.

Card Skimming

A sophisticated known as “web skimming” or Magecart” by injecting malicious code into the website payment page.

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