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Quick answer: For compliance and to avoid fines and restrictions.
Companies that accept, process, or store credit card information need to comply with the standards set by the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council. Failure to do so may result in heavy fines, restrictions or permanent expulsion from card acceptance programs.
Our company is a PCI Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV) - Vulnerability assessment scans must be performed by a PCI Approved Scanning Vendor.
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ASV Program compliant ? All PCI products enable you to run an exhaustive vulnerability scan on your IP address to identify level 3, 4 or 5 vulnerabilities that would result in your company failing the PCI regulations.
In depth reporting - You will receive a comprehensive vulnerability report detailing any security issues identified by the scan with remediation advice cross-referenced to thousands of online advisories to help you fix the problem.
Backed by us, a PCI Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV) - Vulnerability assessment scans must be performed by a PCI Approved Scanning Vendor.
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- Compliance Reporting (Instantly report to management on the level of your network's policy compliance)
- Security Auditing (Audit the configuration of the hosts on your network and make sure all their patches are up-to-date)
- Secure Trade Scan (the network vulnerability scanner)
- Server uptime monitoring
- Log Correlation Engine (aggregate and correlate your logs)
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Advanced "intelligent" port-scanning technology designed to reduce the difficulty of managing the security of large complex public IP networks. Allows you to quickly and accurately discover, identify and monitor network devices, find rogue devices or identify unauthorized services across any specified IP sub-net range.
- Quick and accurate discovery of hosts, services, and unauthorized devices
- Stealth techniques to overcome IDS, scan blocking, and packet delays, etc.
- Multiple groupings by IP block, device type, physical location or assigned manager
- Configurable alerts based on device or port changes, new vulnerabilities, etc.
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