Core Requirements of PCI 3DS
3-D Secure Protocol
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PCI 3DS Control Domains
Security, privacy, and trust converge across five control pillars of PCI 3DS compliance.
Security Management
Establish governance structures to enforce policies, responsibilities, and risk-driven oversight mechanisms.
- Security Management
- System Protection
- Access Control
- Vulnerability Management
- Incident Response
Safeguarding Data with PCI 3DS
Data protection and cryptographic controls are central pillars of PCI 3DS security compliance.
Encryption at Rest
Sensitive data must be encrypted when stored to prevent unauthorized access or tampering.
Encryption in Transit
Data moving across networks requires strong cryptographic safeguards to ensure confidentiality and integrity.
Key Management Practices
Robust key lifecycle procedures prevent misuse, compromise, or accidental exposure of cryptographic material.
Data Classification Rules
Clearly defined categories guide how different data types should be protected and handled.
Log and Monitor
Track system activity to detect anomalies, prevent breaches, and ensure PCI 3DS accountability.
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