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PCI DSS: Vulnerability Scanning Essentials
Stay audit-ready by aligning with PCI DSS 11.2 scanning requirements and expectations.
Internal scans must be performed at least quarterly and after changes.
External scans required by an Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV) quarterly.
Documented remediation plans must follow every failed vulnerability scan promptly.
ISO 27001 Alignment with A.12.6.1 & A.18.2
Stay compliant by ensuring vulnerabilities are addressed and controls are regularly reviewed and tested.
Ongoing technical vulnerability assessments
Ensure known flaws are identified, documented, and addressed in a timely manner.
Systematic patch management procedures
Apply security patches promptly to mitigate exploitation of known vulnerabilities.
Evidence-based audit readiness
Maintain structured logs, review records, and compliance reports for audit trails.
Information security reviews after changes
Evaluate security postures whenever systems, environments, or processes are updated.
Regular Vulnerability Scans
NIST RA-5 requires scans to detect exploitable system vulnerabilities proactively.
Timely Issue Remediation
NIST mandates fast fixes and documentation of all identified weaknesses.
Post-Fix Verification
NIST insists on validating remediated issues through follow-up vulnerability scans.
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