Why doesn't point-in-time compliance work? #cybersecurity #compliance #podcast

PCI compliance has never been about passing a single audit and forgetting about it until next year.

In our recent PCI DSS 4.0 session, author Branden R. Williams explained why point-in-time assessments create a false sense of security. Passing a compliance report doesn't mean you'll still be compliant two days later if something changes.

Configuration drift happens. Systems change. Sometimes it's accidental. Other times, organizations deliberately configure things to pass an assessment, then revert to their old ways afterward.

Continuous compliance and the ability to measure that helps internal teams have confidence that they've done things correctly. It also makes QSA assessments go much faster when audit time arrives.

Our webinar covers PCI DSS 4.0's shift from point-in-time validation to continuous, risk-based security.

Branden walks through the major changes in the standard. ControlCase explains how MSSPs can monetize compliance by offering it as an ongoing service, and we demonstrate how LimaCharlie provides the technical foundation with automated data collection, retention, and integration capabilities.

Watch the full webinar to learn practical strategies for meeting PCI DSS 4.0 requirements.

#cybersecurity #compliance