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Achieve PCI DSS compliance with EventLog Analyzer

Monitor all the network events related to cardholder transactions in real time

 

EventLog Analyzer, the log analysis and management software, helps establish compliance to PCI DSS. With its 'simple-in-design and sophisticated-in-function' web-based interface, and compliance-specific reports, establishing compliance to PCI DSS is no longer a time and resource consuming activity.

EventLog Analyzer's compliance reports mainly cater to PCI DSS Requirement 10, that talks about tracking and monitoring all accesses to cardholder data. In addition to Requirement 10, EventLog Analyzer also helps establish compliance to a few other PCI DSS requirements as well.

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5 reasons

to choose EventLog Analyzer for PCI DSS compliance management

  • 1. Audit-ready compliance reports
  • 2. Breach notification
  • 3. Secure data handling
  • 4. Customizable reports
  • 5. Forensic analysis

Audit-ready compliance reports

Comply to IT regulations effortlessly with audit-ready reports. Utilize predefined report templates for prominent compliance regulations, including the GDPR, PCI DSS, HIPAA, ISO 27001, SOX, FISMA, CCPA, and more.

Breach notification

Get instant alerts when compliance violations are detected in the network. The compliance management solution scans your network in real time for any sign of breaches to avert the consequences of non-compliance.

Secure data handling

Ensure data security with safe log archival from Windows, Unix, and other syslog devices in your environment. The log will be encrypted, hashed, timestamped, and archived for secure storage.

Customizable reports

Apart from the prebuilt report templates present in the console, you can also customize a report to address any internal or security audits specific to your organization.

Forensic analysis

Drill down and find the root cause for any attack that took place in your network with the advanced search, filter, and forensic analysis capabilities of EventLog Analyzer.

How does EventLog Analyzer meet
PCI DSS requirements?

PCI requirements What is it? Predefined reports in EventLog Analyzer
PCI-DSS Requirement 1.1 Install and maintain a firewall and router configuration to protect cardholder data.
  • Network device configuration reports
PCI-DSS Requirement 1.2 Build firewall and router configurations that restrict connections between untrusted networks and any system components in the cardholder data environment.
  • Network device configuration reports
  • Network device security reports
PCI-DSS Requirement 6.6 Ensure all public-facing web applications are protected against known attacks, either by performing code vulnerability reviews at least annually or by installing a web application firewall in front of public-facing web applications.
  • Network device attack reports
PCI-DSS Requirement 10.1 Establish a process for linking all access to system components (especially access done with administrative privileges such as root) to each individual user.
  • Logon and logoff reports
  • User access reports
  • File changes
  • Configuration reports
  • Registry changes
PCI-DSS Requirement 10.2.1 Establish audit procedures to monitor user access to cardholder data.
  • Logon and logoff reports
  • Network device security reports
PCI-DSS Requirement 10.2.2 Establish procedures to monitor all actions taken by any individual with root or administrative privileges.
  • Logon and logoff reports
  • User access reports
  • Network device configuration reports
  • Network device security reports
PCI-DSS Requirement 10.2.3 Ensure access to all audit trails, which lets organizations comply with internal controls by tracking the event logs for any changes in the security audit policy.
  • Logon and logoff reports
  • Policy changes
  • Firewall auditing
  • Registry changes
  • File changes
  • Network device security reports
PCI-DSS Requirement 10.2.6 Initialization of the audit logs to call for procedures that regularly review information system activity such as audit logs.
  • System events
PCI-DSS Requirement 10.2.7 Establish procedures for audit creation and deletion of system-level objects.
  • File changes

Built-in support for IT compliances

ISO 27001:2013  FERPA  FISMA  SOX  HIPAA  GLBA  GDPR  NERC CIP  CCPA  ISLP  Cyber Essentials  GPG 13  PDPA 

Frequently asked questions

What is PCI DSS?

Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) is a set of security standards that serve to protect the cardholder information from security breaches. It helps in ensuring card information protection against thefts from within the organization and also from external brute forces. With growing security threats, complying to PCI-DSS is of utmost importance to merchants dealing with Payment Cards viz., credit, debit, and ATM cards, and the repercussions of non-compliance can be disastrous to the reputation and the finances of the organization.

How can you comply with PCI DSS?

To establish compliance, PCI-DSS lists out 12 major requirements and 2 special requirement-annexures that, when enforced in the organization, will considerably strengthen the security of the cardholder information that the organization handles. For an organization to be PCI compliant, they need to adhere to all the conditions as outlined by the requirements, in terms of network and resource-security.

With growing security threats, compliance to PCI-DSS is of utmost importance to merchants dealing with payment cards and the repercussions of non-compliance can be disastrous to the reputation and the finances of the organization.

While being compliant to PCI DSS is already a daunting task, it is also mandatory for you to prove that your organization is compliant to the standard with a set of reports or by answering questionnaires during the PCI audit. This PCI audit is performed either with a set of questionnaires or by a Qualified Security Assessor, external to the organization.

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Customer Speaks

  • Credit Union of Denver has been using EventLog Analyzer for more than four years for our internal user activity monitoring. EventLog Analyzer provides great value as a network forensic tool and for regulatory due diligence. This product can rapidly be scaled to meet our dynamic business needs.
    Benjamin Shumaker
    Vice President of IT / ISO
    Credit Union of Denver
  • The best thing, I like about the application, is the well structured GUI and the automated reports. This is a great help for network engineers to monitor all the devices in a single dashboard. The canned reports are a clever piece of work.
    Joseph Graziano, MCSE CCA VCP
    Senior Network Engineer
    Citadel
  • EventLog Analyzer has been a good event log reporting and alerting solution for our information technology needs. It minimizes the amount of time we spent on filtering through event logs and provides almost near real-time notification of administratively defined alerts.
    Joseph E. Veretto
    Operations Review Specialist
    Office of Information System
    Florida Department of Transportation
  • Windows Event logs and device Syslogs are a real time synopsis of what is happening on a computer or network. EventLog Analyzer is an economical, functional and easy-to-utilize tool that allows me to know what is going on in the network by pushing alerts and reports, both in real time and scheduled. It is a premium software Intrusion Detection System application.
    Jim Lloyd
    Information Systems Manager
    First Mountain Bank

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