If you handle card payments you're covered by PCI DSS. We review the technical requirements — encryption, exposure, access control and vulnerability handling — and show where your cardholder data environment falls short before a QSA or attacker does.
Run a free domain scan All checks →We map the technical PCI DSS requirements to measurable reality: encryption of cardholder data in transit (TLS), exposed systems in or near the cardholder data environment, vulnerability handling and patching, access control and secrets, and secure development — what determines whether cardholder data is actually protected.
PCI DSS is contractually binding via the card networks and a cardholder data breach is both costly and notifiable. Many gaps are technical and measurable — weak encryption, exposed systems, insecure development — and they can be found and closed in advance.
Is this a formal PCI DSS audit?
No — we deliver the technical evidence and gap analysis. The formal assessment is done by a QSA or via SAQ depending on your level.
Do you touch actual cardholder data?
No — the check is technical and non-intrusive; we don't touch cardholder data but assess the protection around it.
Does PCI relate to GDPR?
Yes technically — they overlap in encryption, exposure and access. Our review serves both.
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