PCI Compliance Evolved

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SafeNet dramatically reduces the cost and complexity of PCI compliance with the most complete and easy to manage data protection solution. With SafeNet, merchants, banks, and payment processors can protect sensitive data at rest, in use and in transit to meet the most challenging PCI security requirements.

PCI Compliance Evolved: Perpetual Compliance for 2.0 and Beyond Mike Smart Product and Solutions Director mike_smart@safenet-inc.com

Agenda Growing Challenges with Compliance and the Cost of Breaches and Vulnerabilities PCI Version 2.0 Holistic Compliance New Technologies Beyond 2.0 Ease Compliance Management

What We Do: Compliance SafeNet delivers compliance-ready infrastructures that enable customers to persistently comply with evolving regulations, reduce audit complexity, and capitalize on new business models.

Cost of Breaches and Vulnerabilities:Across Industries Cost per Breach: $204/ Record *Ponemon Institute Study 2010

Cost of Breaches and Vulnerabilities:Across Industries Portable Devices Laptop encryption and access Mobile smart phones access and payment security Unintended Disclosure Control access and distribution of Structured Data: Database environments Unstructured Data: File and folder Hacking and Malware Man-in-the Browser Attacks Phishing and Pharming Attacks DNSSEC Heirarchy Signing

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Emerging Infrastructures:Sensitive Data Is Virtualized The cloud changes everything Multiple uses for a virtual resource that contains sensitive data make it difficult to apply the needed controls The cloud changes nothing Every rule of a mandate still applies when migrating sensitive data to the cloud Many infrastructure roles and responsibilities may drop out of view once data moves into the cloud, but compliance responsibility remains the responsibility of the organization

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Data-centric protection—intelligence to protect the data itself throughout its lifecycle

Granular, selective protection over subset of unstructured or structured data (files, fields, and columns)

Granular data protection for authorized users, assure compartmentalization

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