In today’s evolving payments landscape, most of the organizations are failing to maintain their security compliance due to poorly trained or untrained employees for securing the critical data
From the recent PFI investigations, SISA has observed 38% of the organizations were compliant at the time of the breach. On further analysis, we found two root causes for most of the data breach.
44.1% of the respondents, from the breached organization, agreed that the poorly trained or untrained employees as the major cause while 18.56% of the respondents agreed that the lack of technical safeguards and the security processes as a core reason.
Being a pioneer in payment security excellence, SISA has curated CPISI, a Certified Payment Industry Security Implementer workshop, to scale with the data security standards and incorporate learnings from data breaches as PCI Forensic Investigator for more than a decade.
CPISI is a comprehensive program designed to impart knowledge on the policies and procedures of PCI implementation.
The 2-day workshop helps to bridge the gap in the awareness of organizations towards implementing effective PCI security controls and ease the PCI DSS compliance journey.
Undergoing Certified Payment Industry Security Implementer workshop plays a crucial role in upholding better data security. The PCI training helps every Information Security stakeholder in proactive PCI implementation across functions and act against threats in advance that may occur at any point in time.
Prajwal is the Senior Consultant and RAC Lead for Asia-Pacific and South-SAARC region at SISA.
He has been involved in Payment Card Industry and Payment Application Data Security Standard, ISO 27001 Controls Gap Analysis, ISMS & Risk Analysis & Management Practices like OCTAVE and ISO 27005, Information Security Audit and Network Security.
Nandan is one of the PCI QSA at SISA leading the Delhi-NCR region.
He has provided consultations, audited and certified leading e-commerce, IT, BPOs, payment gateway, service providers, etc. on PCI DSS Compliance.
He has also successfully implemented PCI Compliance and share his experience through CPISI workshops.
Information security professionals, security analysts and higher management from the following industries:
Trainers stress on participation by candidates made the session lively and enjoyable.
Very useful information and relevant to today’s
status.
The training was very useful to understand the payment card industry standard.
The trainer was very knowledgeable and the workshop helped us to gain knowledge necessary for both personal and business development.
Trainers are SME’s, competent and knowledgeable enough to understand, respond and clarify participants queries.
My second CPISI and this was the best.
Please Note: Certified Payment-Card Industry Security Implementer (CPISI) is an independent payments industry certification offered by SISA for payment security professionals, relating to the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS).
The PCI DSS is managed and developed by the PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC), who provides its own PCI DSS training and certification programs. SISA is not affiliated with or endorsed by PCI SSC.
For more information about PCI DSS, kindly check PCI SSC’s website at https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org.
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