PCI Compliance DSS v4.0
PCI DSS Service (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard)
Sekuro provides support for your transition from v3 to v4
PCI DSS defines a set of security requirements designed to protect payment card data and reduce the risk of data breaches and payment fraud.
Sekuro offers peace-of-mind PCI DSS Service to help organisations stay compliant throughout the years, to every version of the PCI DSS, including the latest PCI DSS v4.0.
We also support organisations transitioning from PCI DSS v3 to PCI DSS v4, helping you meet new requirements while maintaining continuous compliance and operational stability.
We provide tailored and collaborative solutions to meet your business goals as well as your compliance requirements
We assign Qualified Services Assessors (QSAs) who are the right culture fit for your organisation and project
We don’t just tick boxes – our professionalism, values and our work set us apart. Our QSAs have gained industry knowledge and efficiency through years of experience
PCI DSS Compliance Support for Your Business
Sekuro takes a partnership-led approach to PCI DSS services, working closely with your organisation to address compliance risks in a practical and sustainable way. We help reduce ongoing compliance issues while supporting long-term PCI DSS requirements.
PCI DSS Scope and Gap Assessment
Find compliant options to reduce your scope and create a plan to fix your non-compliances.
PCI DSS Remediation
Expert guidance and advice to remediate your non-compliances and keep your costs down.
PCI DSS Penetration Testing and Wireless Scanning
Ad-hoc or managed Penetration Tests and Wireless Scans as required by the PCI DSS.
PCI DSS Certification
Qualified assessment of your compliance status and deliverance of your Attestation of Compliance (AOC).
PCI DSS Maintenance
Maintain your compliance throughout the year and avoid the stress of recertification.
PCI-DSS-as-a-Service
Peace-of-mind all-inclusive service to ensure you reach and maintain compliance whilst getting best value for your business.
FEATURED CASE STUDY
PCI-DSS Assessment With Reap
How Reap completed a PCI DSS Attestation of Compliance, in compliance with the PCI SSC Reporting guidelines
PCI-DSS Compliance FAQs
1. What is a PCI DSS service and why do organisations use it?
A PCI DSS service provides structured support to help organisations achieve and maintain compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard. Many organisations use a managed PCI DSS service to reduce internal workload, avoid compliance gaps, and stay audit-ready as requirements evolve.
2. Who needs to be compliant with PCI DSS?
Any organisation that stores, processes, or transmits payment card data must comply with PCI DSS. This includes merchants, service providers, eCommerce businesses, and organisations that rely on third-party payment systems connected to their environment.
3. What is included in a managed PCI DSS service?
A managed PCI DSS service typically includes gap assessments, compliance planning, evidence collection, control validation, reporting support, and ongoing compliance management. This approach helps organisations maintain compliance year-round rather than preparing only at audit time.
4. How does PCI DSS v4.0 change compliance requirements?
PCI DSS v4.0 introduces more flexible, outcome-based requirements, increased focus on continuous risk management, and stronger validation expectations. A PCI DSS service helps organisations interpret these changes and transition from v3 to v4 without disrupting operations.
5. How long does PCI DSS compliance take?
Timelines vary depending on organisation size, scope, and existing security maturity. With a PCI DSS service in place, many organisations can streamline remediation and significantly reduce the time required to reach and maintain compliance.
6. Can PCI DSS compliance be maintained year-round?
Yes. A managed PCI DSS service is designed to support continuous compliance by tracking requirements, managing evidence, and addressing issues as they arise. This reduces last-minute audit pressure and lowers the risk of non-compliance.
7. What are the risks of not complying with PCI DSS?
Failure to comply with PCI DSS can lead to financial penalties, increased transaction fees, reputational damage, and potential loss of the ability to process card payments. A PCI DSS service helps reduce these risks by ensuring controls remain effective over time.
8. Is a PCI DSS service suitable for small and mid-sized organisations?
Yes. A PCI DSS service is often more cost-effective for small and mid-sized organisations than building internal compliance capability. It provides access to specialist expertise without the overhead of maintaining a dedicated in-house team.