Q&A with a QSA

Achieving and maintaining compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) can seem overwhelming, particularly when requirements seem complex or unclear.  As such, there is much value to be gained for organisations by engaging directly with qualified experts who can provide clear, practical guidance, tailored to their specific environments and challenges.

If you are:

• Struggling to make sense of PCI DSS requirements
• Unsure if your systems are truly compliant
• Looking to ease your PCI DSS compliance burden

Join our free 30-minute live Q&A session, hosted by URM Qualified Security Assessors (QSAs) with years of hands-on experience helping organisations navigate PCI DSS compliance.  No sales talk; just practical, clear, real-world guidance and advice.

Who Should Attend

These sessions are designed for any organisation that accepts card payments, whether in-store, online, or via a third-party platform.  In particular, they are ideal for:

• Security and IT professionals
• Compliance officers
• Financial controllers
• Business leaders and small-medium enterprises (SMEs)

Common PCI Issues We Will Be Addressing

We regularly support organisations facing a wide range of PCI DSS-related challenges. During the session, we’ll cover common issues such as:

• Understanding the scope of PCI DSS and which systems or services are affected
• Easing the compliance burden
• Interpreting requirements such as tokenisation, segmentation, or self-assessment questionnaires (SAQs)
• Managing compliance with legacy infrastructure
• Navigating PCI DSS with limited internal resources or technical expertise
• Selecting the appropriate SAQ
• Establishing and maintaining year-round compliance, not just during audits.

If any of these challenges sound familiar, we’re here to help.

Submit Your Question in Advance

When registering, you’ll have the opportunity to submit your question ahead of the session.  This allows us to prepare detailed, tailored answers and ensures we prioritise what matters most to you.  Questions will also be taken live during the sessions on 17 September and 15 October.  No question will be left unanswered.

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