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Penetration Testing
PCI Compliance Scope Nov 12 2009 03:27PM Danux (danuxx gmail com) (4 replies) RE: PCI Compliance Scope Nov 12 2009 09:52PM Bakshi, Narinder (FIN) (Narinder Bakshi ontario ca) (1 replies) RE: PCI Compliance Scope Nov 12 2009 07:13PM Erin Carroll (amoeba amoebazone com) (2 replies) Re: PCI Compliance Scope Nov 12 2009 09:32PM David Glosser (david glosser gmail com) (1 replies) Re: PCI Compliance Scope Nov 12 2009 08:42PM Eric Milam (emilam coretechsg com) (1 replies) Re: PCI Compliance Scope Nov 12 2009 09:30PM Tracy Reed (treed ultraviolet org) (1 replies) Re: PCI Compliance Scope Nov 12 2009 09:34PM Eric Milam (emilam coretechsg com) (1 replies) Re: PCI Compliance Scope Nov 12 2009 10:18PM Danux (danuxx gmail com) (5 replies) |
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During a PCI Audit the Auditor told us that all the Security Devices
protecting Cardholder Data are also part of PCI Scope, which makes
sense for IDS/IPS, FW, AD, so on but what about a Log Management tool?
This means that my Log Management Centralized Server solution which is
getting logs not just for PCI assets but for the whole network ... is
gonna be in scope?
if so? This means all 300 security devices sending the logs (Servers,
WStations, Data Bases, AV) to the Centralized server are in scope Too?
if so?
Then, obviously I need to find a way to isolate & split the Log
Management Server from the whole network to only monitor PCI assets
but that entails to buy a new costly license to have another
Centralized log server, which is not doable for us.
Have you ever had the same problem? so that you can share the way to
resolve it WITHOUT adding new software/hardware?
I think I need to create a kind of PCI Security Devices Zone isolated
from the network but not sure if that works for PCI Auditor.
Please share your ideas.
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Danux
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