PCI DSS Simplified: What You Need to Know
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Maintaining, verifying, and demonstrating PCI DSS compliance is far from a trivial exercise. Those 12 requirements often translate into a lot of manual and labor-intensive tasks – chasing down discrepancies in asset inventory spreadsheets, removing false positives from network vulnerability assessment reports, and weeding through log data trying to make sense of it all. In fact, you may need to consult at least a dozen different tools for those dozen requirements. Thankfully, there’s a simpler alternative. AlienVault Unified Security Management (USM) consolidates the five essential capabilities you need for PCI DSS compliance. As a nearly complete PCI compliance solution, AlienVault’s USM delivers the security visibility you need in a single pane-of-glass. And it solves more than the single purpose PCI DSS compliance software alternatives do. During this webcast, you will learn how to: Achieve, demonstrate and maintain PCI DSS compliance Consolidate and simplify SIEM, log management, vulnerability assessment, IDS, and file integrity monitoring in a single platform Implement effective incident response with emerging threat intelligence Plus, you'll see how quickly and easily you can simplify and accelerate PCI DSS compliance. Register Now to secure your spot.
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PCI DSS Simplified: What You Need to Know
- 1. PCI DSS SIMPLIFIED: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Sandy Hawke, CISSP VP, Product Marketing @sandybeachSF Tom D’Aquino Technical Lead
- 2. AGENDA 2 Common challenges Pre-audit checklist Core capabilities for PCI Automation & consolidation Product Demo Key Takeaways Q & A
- 3. SETTING THE STAGE… Pre-audit checklist & more
- 7. QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF… SOONER RATHER THAN LATER. Pre-audit checklist: Where do your PCI-relevant assets live, how are they’re configured, and how are they segmented from the rest of your network? Who accesses these resources (and the other W’s… when, where, what can they do, why and how)? What are the vulnerabilities that are in your PCI-defined network – app, etc? What constitutes your network baseline? What is considered “normal/acceptable”? Ask your team… What do we NEVER want to happen in our PCI environment? How do we capture those events when they do happen? 7
- 8. FRENEMIES: SECURITY AND COMPLIANCE 88
- 9. SO…. WHAT DO I NEED FOR PCI-DSS?
- 10. Piece it all together Look for strange activity which could indicate a threat Start looking for threats Identify ways the target could be compromised What do we need for PCI- DSS? Figure out what is valuable 10
- 11. Piece it all together Look for strange activity which could indicate a threat Start looking for threats Identify ways the target could be compromised What do we need for PCI- DSS? 11 Asset Discovery Asset Discovery • Active Network Scanning • Passive Network Scanning • Asset Inventory • Host-based Software Inventory
- 12. Piece it all together Look for strange activity which could indicate a threat Start looking for threats What do we need for PCI- DSS? 12 Asset Discovery Asset Discovery • Active Network Scanning • Passive Network Scanning • Asset Inventory • Host-based Software Inventory Vulnerability Assessment Vulnerability Assessment • Network Vulnerability Testing
- 13. Piece it all together Look for strange activity which could indicate a threat What do we need for PCI- DSS? 13 Asset Discovery Asset Discovery • Active Network Scanning • Passive Network Scanning • Asset Inventory • Host-based Software Inventory Vulnerability Assessment Vulnerability Assessment • Network Vulnerability Testing Threat Detection • Network IDS • Host IDS • Wireless IDS • File Integrity Monitoring Threat Detection
- 14. Piece it all together What do we need for PCI- DSS? 14 Asset Discovery Asset Discovery • Active Network Scanning • Passive Network Scanning • Asset Inventory • Host-based Software Inventory Vulnerability Assessment Vulnerability Assessment • Network Vulnerability Testing Threat Detection • Network IDS • Host IDS • Wireless IDS • File Integrity Monitoring Threat Detection Behavioral Monitoring • Log Collection • Netflow Analysis • Service Availability Monitoring Behavioral Monitoring
- 15. What do we need for PCI- DSS? 15 Asset Discovery Asset Discovery • Active Network Scanning • Passive Network Scanning • Asset Inventory • Host-based Software Inventory Vulnerability Assessment Vulnerability Assessment • Network Vulnerability Testing Threat Detection • Network IDS • Host IDS • Wireless IDS • File Integrity Monitoring Threat Detection Behavioral Monitoring • Log Collection • Netflow Analysis • Service Availability Monitoring Behavioral Monitoring Security Intelligence • SIEM Correlation • Incident Response Security Intelligence
- 16. 16 Asset Discovery Asset Discovery • Active Network Scanning • Passive Network Scanning • Asset Inventory • Host-based Software Inventory Vulnerability Assessment Vulnerability Assessment • Network Vulnerability Testing Threat Detection • Network IDS • Host IDS • Wireless IDS • File Integrity Monitoring Threat Detection Behavioral Monitoring • Log Collection • Netflow Analysis • Service Availability Monitoring Behavioral Monitoring Security Intelligence • SIEM Correlation • Incident Response Security Intelligence Unified Security Management BTW… this is just the technologies… process is a whole ‘nother topic.
- 17. READING IN BETWEEN THE LINES… D YN A M IC TH R E A T IN TE L L IGE N C E U P D A TE S TH E TH R E A TS C H A N GE , S O S H OU L D YOU R E V E N T C OR R E L A TION R U L E S , IP R E P U TA TI ON D A TA , E TC . FL E X IB L E U S E C A S E S U P P OR T IT’ S I M P OS S I B LE TO P R E D IC T A L L B A D OU TC OM E S S O H A V E A S OL U TI ON TH A T GR OW S W ITH YOU WHAT’S NOT IN THE FINE PRINT BUT SHOULD BE… Dynamic threat intelligence updates THE THREATS CHANGE, SO SHOULD YOUR EVENT CORRELATION RULES, IP REPUTATION DATA, ETC. Flexible use case support IT’S IMPOSSIBLE TO PREDICT ALL BAD OUTCOMES SO HAVE A SOLUTION THAT GROWS WITH YOU 17
- 18. LET’S HEAR FROM YOU! ALIENVAULT POLL QUESTION What is your biggest pain point when it comes to PCI compliance? • Uncertainty about what’s on my network • Vulnerability assessment and remediation • Concerns about threat detection • Compliance reporting • None of the above – I’m a PCI Ninja!
- 19. WHY ALIENVAULT FOR PCI DSS COMPLIANCE? All-in-one functionality • Easy management • Multiple functions without multiple consoles Automate what and where you can* • “Baked in” guidance when you can’t Flexible reporting & queries… as detailed as you want it. Threat intelligence from AlienVault Labs 19 *Disclaimer: Despite the hype, you can’t automate EVERYTHING nor would you want to. This is cyber security we’re talking about!
- 20. ALIENVAULT USM: AUTOMATION & CONSOLIDATION ① Install and Maintain a Firewall Configuration to Protect Data ② No Use of Vendor-Supplied Parameter Defaults ③ Protects Stored Cardholder Data ④ Encrypt Cardholder Data Transmission Across Open Public Networks ⑤ Use and Update Antivirus Software ⑥ Develop and Maintain Secure Systems and Applications ⑦ Restrict Cardholder Data Access to Need to Know ⑧ Assign Unique IDs to Everyone with Computer Access ① Track and Monitor Access to All Network Resources and Cardholder Data ② Regularly Test Security Systems and Processes http://www.alienvault.com/products-solutions/compliance- management/pci-dss-compliance
- 21. LET’S SEE IT IN ACTION. AlienVault USM Demo – PCI DSS Compliance Simplified
- 22. WHAT’S COMING IN PCI DSS V3*? Increased clarity • Intention and application • Scoping and reporting • Eliminate redundancy, consolidate documentation Stronger focus on “greater risk areas” in the threat environment Consistency among assessors Key Goals *https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/security_standards/documents.php Key Themes Education and Awareness Increased flexibility Security as a shared responsibility Nov 7 2013 • PCI DSS v3 is published Jan 1 2014 • PCI DSS v3 becomes effective Dec 31 2014 • PCI DSS v2 expires Key Dates
- 23. KEY TAKE-AWAYS Use the “force” of compliance to bolster your security monitoring / incident response program. PCI Compliance is more than just reporting. Automate and consolidate as much as possible. And… throw away that cover page for your TPS reports. ….But keep the red stapler. 23
- 24. NOW FOR SOME Q&A… Three Ways to Test Drive AlienVault Download a Free 30-Day Trial http://www.alienvault.com/free-trial Try our Interactive Demo Site http://www.alienvault.com/live-demo-site Join our LIVE Demo on Thursday! http://www.alienvault.com/marketing/alienvault-usm-live- demo Sales@alienvault.com
Notes de l'éditeur
- We all know… Security doesn’t equal compliance and compliance doesn’t equal security…But… you can usecompliance to getyour security projects funded.Use the “force” of compliance to improve your security.Remember… compliance is about more than reporting!
- Before we go into the nitty gritty of the requirements (and let’s face it, that’s the really boring stuff), at a high –level what are the core functionalities I need to pass my audit and stay in compliance?Asset visibility (broad and deep)Vulnerability assessment (network, apps, etc)Threat detectionFile integrity monitoringHost-based IDS (on the “interesting” stuff)Network-based IDSWireless IDSBehavioral MonitoringService availability – if credit card processing breaks, you have bigger problemsNetwork anomaliesPolicy violationsUser activity – especially those with superpowersSecurity IntelligenceEvent Correlation (here’s where “Big Data” comes in, but yawn who cares, that’s just a processing challenge)Incident ResponseCompliance ReportingExecutive DashboardsEasy management (RBAC, output types, filters, etc.)
- Before we go into the nitty gritty of the requirements (and let’s face it, that’s the really boring stuff), at a high –level what are the core functionalities I need to pass my audit and stay in compliance?Asset visibility (broad and deep)Vulnerability assessment (network, apps, etc)Threat detectionFile integrity monitoringHost-based IDS (on the “interesting” stuff)Network-based IDSWireless IDSBehavioral MonitoringService availability – if credit card processing breaks, you have bigger problemsNetwork anomaliesPolicy violationsUser activity – especially those with superpowersSecurity IntelligenceEvent Correlation (here’s where “Big Data” comes in, but yawn who cares, that’s just a processing challenge)Incident ResponseCompliance ReportingExecutive DashboardsEasy management (RBAC, output types, filters, etc.)
- Before we go into the nitty gritty of the requirements (and let’s face it, that’s the really boring stuff), at a high –level what are the core functionalities I need to pass my audit and stay in compliance?Asset visibility (broad and deep)Vulnerability assessment (network, apps, etc)Threat detectionFile integrity monitoringHost-based IDS (on the “interesting” stuff)Network-based IDSWireless IDSBehavioral MonitoringService availability – if credit card processing breaks, you have bigger problemsNetwork anomaliesPolicy violationsUser activity – especially those with superpowersSecurity IntelligenceEvent Correlation (here’s where “Big Data” comes in, but yawn who cares, that’s just a processing challenge)Incident ResponseCompliance ReportingExecutive DashboardsEasy management (RBAC, output types, filters, etc.)
- Before we go into the nitty gritty of the requirements (and let’s face it, that’s the really boring stuff), at a high –level what are the core functionalities I need to pass my audit and stay in compliance?Asset visibility (broad and deep)Vulnerability assessment (network, apps, etc)Threat detectionFile integrity monitoringHost-based IDS (on the “interesting” stuff)Network-based IDSWireless IDSBehavioral MonitoringService availability – if credit card processing breaks, you have bigger problemsNetwork anomaliesPolicy violationsUser activity – especially those with superpowersSecurity IntelligenceEvent Correlation (here’s where “Big Data” comes in, but yawn who cares, that’s just a processing challenge)Incident ResponseCompliance ReportingExecutive DashboardsEasy management (RBAC, output types, filters, etc.)
- Before we go into the nitty gritty of the requirements (and let’s face it, that’s the really boring stuff), at a high –level what are the core functionalities I need to pass my audit and stay in compliance?Asset visibility (broad and deep)Vulnerability assessment (network, apps, etc)Threat detectionFile integrity monitoringHost-based IDS (on the “interesting” stuff)Network-based IDSWireless IDSBehavioral MonitoringService availability – if credit card processing breaks, you have bigger problemsNetwork anomaliesPolicy violationsUser activity – especially those with superpowersSecurity IntelligenceEvent Correlation (here’s where “Big Data” comes in, but yawn who cares, that’s just a processing challenge)Incident ResponseCompliance ReportingExecutive DashboardsEasy management (RBAC, output types, filters, etc.)
- Before we go into the nitty gritty of the requirements (and let’s face it, that’s the really boring stuff), at a high –level what are the core functionalities I need to pass my audit and stay in compliance?Asset visibility (broad and deep)Vulnerability assessment (network, apps, etc)Threat detectionFile integrity monitoringHost-based IDS (on the “interesting” stuff)Network-based IDSWireless IDSBehavioral MonitoringService availability – if credit card processing breaks, you have bigger problemsNetwork anomaliesPolicy violationsUser activity – especially those with superpowersSecurity IntelligenceEvent Correlation (here’s where “Big Data” comes in, but yawn who cares, that’s just a processing challenge)Incident ResponseCompliance ReportingExecutive DashboardsEasy management (RBAC, output types, filters, etc.)
- Before we go into the nitty gritty of the requirements (and let’s face it, that’s the really boring stuff), at a high –level what are the core functionalities I need to pass my audit and stay in compliance?Asset visibility (broad and deep)Vulnerability assessment (network, apps, etc)Threat detectionFile integrity monitoringHost-based IDS (on the “interesting” stuff)Network-based IDSWireless IDSBehavioral MonitoringService availability – if credit card processing breaks, you have bigger problemsNetwork anomaliesPolicy violationsUser activity – especially those with superpowersSecurity IntelligenceEvent Correlation (here’s where “Big Data” comes in, but yawn who cares, that’s just a processing challenge)Incident ResponseCompliance ReportingExecutive DashboardsEasy management (RBAC, output types, filters, etc.)
- The updated versions of PCI DSS and PA-DSS will: Provide stronger focus on some of the greater risk areas in the threat environment Provide increased clarity on PCI DSS & PA-DSS requirements Build greater understanding on the intent of the requirements and how to apply them Improve flexibility for all entities implementing, assessing, and building to the Standards Drive more consistency among assessors Help manage evolving risks / threats Align with changes in industry best practices Clarify scoping and reporting Eliminate redundant sub-requirements and consolidate documentation While not stated in the August document, it’s anticipated that the new standard will address issues of what falls within the scope of the standard, as well as network segmentation, and defense fortification to ward off specific threats that have been identified since the 2010 release. In addition, the new requirements are likely to address card data handling in mobile, cloud and e-commerce environments in the wake of previous guidance issued by the council.
- Use the “force” of compliance to bolster your security monitoring / incident response program.PCI Compliance is more than just reporting – it’s about basic security hygiene – don’t focus JUST on reporting, although that is importantAutomate and consolidate as much as possible – reduces cost, complexity, and accelerates remediation.If mgmt wants to do this w/home grown or manual processes or tools (can’t get budget for more software), try open source, specifically OSSIM.