Credit Cards (PCI-DSS)

AppSentry assists organizations that process credit cards and external PCI certified auditors in determining compliance with the PCI Data Security Standard.  For Oracle Databases, Oracle Application Servers, and Microsoft SQL Servers, AppSentry provides a comprehensive set of predefined policies, audits, and reports to ensure general security for database and server security.  For the Oracle E-Business Suite, AppSentry has specific audits related to the application credit card processing including checks for implementation of the Oracle Application Credit Card Encryption Patch (Oracle Patch #4607647), secure configuration of iPayment, etc.  AppSentry outputs reports that can be immediately used in final PCI reports and as inputs to the PCI compliance effort.

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