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LogLogic PCI Compliance Suite Debuts
LogLogic today made the billions of log messages generated by retailers and merchants using credit cards available for enforcing, auditing and automating the requirements and controls related to the Payment Card Industry (PCI) data security standard. LogLogic Compliance Suite PCI Edition delivers more than 80 customizable PCI reports and alerts. Here's what Scott Crawford from EMA had to say:
“Processes such as saving logs, keeping an audit history of one year, and having a process where all audit trails are available to recreate certain events, are all requirements for the PCI data security standard. LogLogic’s compliance solution for PCI directly addresses these areas and helps businesses better manage compliance costs while increasing efficiency and accuracy for these compliance-critical activities.”
So what sets LogLogic's Compliance Suite apart from others?
- LogLogic LX and ST appliances enable merchants and retailers collect and securely store log data to meet specific PCI mandates – and to attest to the implementation of controls. It's not enough just to show that you are, for instance, storing log data for the year-long period suggested. You need to also show you are executing against the processes established to make that happen
- LogLogic Compliance Suite: PCI Edition delivers out-of-the-box reports and alerts on specific PCI requirements such as those in Section 10.
- Then, by aligning reporting and alerting with COBIT 4.0 controls, the LogLogic Compliance Suite: PCI Edition enables enables you to attest to and report on broader PCI mandates. These same reports can be used for a variety of other regulations such as SOX where the controls are applicable.
Other announcements from Interop include Project Lasso and the launch of Log-ED. Watch for updates from the show floor.
Posted April 30, 2006 in LogLogic News | Permalink
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