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Akamai Technologies Inc.

Responsibility Matrix PCI DSS 3.1 June 2016

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PCI DSS 3.1 Responsibility Matrix

Table of Contents Purpose ........................................................................................................................................ 2Overview....................................................................................................................................... 2Responsibility Matrix .................................................................................................................... 3

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Purpose Akamai provides below a detailed matrix of PCI DSS requirements, including the description of whether responsibility for each individual control lies with Akamai, our customers or whether responsibility is shared between both parties.

Overview The PCI DSS responsibility matrix is intended for use by Akamai customers and their Qualified Security Assessors (QSAs) for use in audits for PCI compliance. The responsibility matrix describes, in accordance with Requirement 12.8.5 and other requirements, the actions an Akamai customer must take in order to maintain its own PCI compliance when cardholder data (CHD) and other sensitive information is passing through Akamai’s systems. Akamai Secure Content Delivery Network (Secure CDN) and supplemental services have been audited against version 3.1 of the PCI DSS standard. In addition to what is described in the responsibility matrix, the customer is responsible for all PCI requirements related to customer-maintained software and systems, including for {OPEN} API tools. At this time, no Akamai systems are approved for the storage of credit card data and only Akamai’s Secure CDN is approved for the processing and transmission of CHD other sensitive data. Some additional services, such as the Prolexic Routed DDoS mitigation and the SureRoute IP, which do not grant Akamai access to sensitive data, may be used without a negative impact to a customer’s PCI compliance.

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Responsibility Matrix

Require-ment RequirementText N/A

ServiceProviderResponsi-bility

CustomerResponsi-bility

JointRe-sponsi-bility

Notes

1.1 Establishandimplementfirewallandroutercon-figurationstandardsthatincludethefollowing:

X

1.1.1 Aformalprocessforapprovingandtestingallnetworkconnectionsandchangestothefirewallandrouterconfigurations

X

1.1.2 Currentdiagramthatidentifiesallnetworks,networkdevices,andsystemcomponents,withallconnectionsbetweentheCDEandothernetworks,includinganywirelessnetworks

X

Customer'snetworkdiagramshoulddepictuseofAkamaiservices,includingallconnectionsbetweenAkamai'snetworksandthecustomer'sCDE.

1.1.3 Currentdiagramthatshowsallcardholderdataflowsacrosssystemsandnetworks

X

Customer'snetworkdiagramshouldincludeanydataflowsthroughtheAkamaiSCDN.

1.1.4 RequirementsforafirewallateachInternetconnectionandbetweenanydemilitarizedzone(DMZ)andtheinternalnetworkzone

X

1.1.5 Descriptionofgroups,roles,andresponsibilitiesformanagementofnetworkcomponents

X

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1.1.6 Documentationandbusinessjustificationforuseofallservices,protocols,andportsallowed,includingdocumentationofsecurityfeaturesimplementedforthoseprotocolsconsideredtobeinsecure.Examplesofinsecureservices,protocols,orportsincludebutarenotlimitedtoFTP,Telnet,POP3,IMAP,andSNMPv1andv2.

X

1.1.7 Requirementtoreviewfirewallandrouterrulesetsatleasteverysixmonths

X

1.2 Buildfirewallandrouterconfigurationsthatrestrictconnectionsbetweenuntrustednetworksandanysystemcomponentsinthecardholderdataenvironment.Note:An“untrustednetwork”isanynetworkthatisexternaltothenetworksbelongingtotheentityunderreview,and/orwhichisoutoftheentity'sabilitytocontrolormanage.

X

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1.2.1 Restrictinboundandoutboundtraffictothatwhichisnecessaryforthecardholderdataenvironment,andspecificallydenyallothertraffic.

X

1.2.2 Secureandsynchronizerouterconfigurationfiles.

X

1.2.3 Installperimeter

firewallsbetweenallwirelessnetworksandthecardholderdataenvironment,andconfigurethesefirewallstodenyor,iftrafficisnecessaryforbusinesspurposes,permitonlyauthorizedtrafficbetweenthewirelessenvironmentandthecardholderdataenvironment.

X

AllAkamaiwirelessaccesspoints/SSIDareoutsidethefirewallsothereisnodirectwirelessaccesstoPCIsystems.

1.3 ProhibitdirectpublicaccessbetweentheInternetandanysystemcomponentinthecardholderdataenvironment.

X

1.3.1 ImplementaDMZto

limitinboundtraffictoonlysystemcomponentsthatprovideauthorizedpubliclyaccessibleservices,protocols,andports.

X

1.3.2 LimitinboundInternet

traffictoIPaddresseswithintheDMZ.

X

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1.3.3 DonotallowanydirectconnectionsinboundoroutboundfortrafficbetweentheInternetandthecardholderdataenvironment.

X

1.3.4 Implementanti-spoofing

measurestodetectandblockforgedsourceIPaddressesfromenteringthenetwork.(Forexample,blocktrafficoriginatingfromtheInternetwithaninternalsourceaddress.)

X

1.3.5 Donotallow

unauthorizedoutboundtrafficfromthecardholderdataenvironmenttotheInternet.

X

1.3.6 Implementstateful

inspection,alsoknownasdynamicpacketfiltering.(Thatis,only“established”connectionsareallowedintothenetwork.)

X

1.3.7 Placesystem

componentsthatstorecardholderdata(suchasadatabase)inaninternalnetworkzone,segregatedfromtheDMZandotheruntrustednetworks.

X

Akamaidoesnotstorecardholderdata.

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1.3.8 DonotdiscloseprivateIPaddressesandroutinginformationtounauthorizedparties.Note:MethodstoobscureIPaddressingmayinclude,butarenotlimitedto:-NetworkAddressTranslation(NAT)-Placingserverscontainingcardholderdatabehindproxyservers/firewalls,-Removalorfilteringofrouteadvertisementsforprivatenetworksthatemployregisteredaddressing,-InternaluseofRFC1918addressspaceinsteadofregisteredaddresses.

X

1.4 Installpersonalfirewall

softwareonanymobileand/oremployee-owneddevicesthatconnecttotheInternetwhenoutsidethenetwork(forexample,laptopsusedbyemployees),andwhicharealsousedtoaccessthenetwork.Firewallconfigurationsinclude:-Specificconfigurationsettingsaredefinedforpersonalfirewallsoftware.-Personalfirewall

X

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softwareisactivelyrunning.-Personalfirewallsoftwareisnotalterablebyusersofmobileand/oremployee-owneddevices.

1.5 Ensurethatsecuritypoliciesandoperationalproceduresformanagingfirewallsaredocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

X

2.1 Alwayschangevendor-

supplieddefaultsandremoveordisableunnecessarydefaultaccountsbeforeinstallingasystemonthenetwork.ThisappliestoALLdefaultpasswords,includingbutnotlimitedtothoseusedbyoperatingsystems,softwarethatprovidessecurityservices,applicationandsystemaccounts,point-of-sale(POS)terminals,SimpleNetworkManagementProtocol(SNMP)communitystrings,etc.).

X

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2.1.1 Forwirelessenvironmentsconnectedtothecardholderdataenvironmentortransmittingcardholderdata,changeALLwirelessvendordefaultsatinstallation,includingbutnotlimitedtodefaultwirelessencryptionkeys,passwords,andSNMPcommunitystrings.

X


2.2 Developconfigurationstandardsforallsystemcomponents.Assurethatthesestandardsaddressallknownsecurityvulnerabilitiesandareconsistentwithindustry-acceptedsystemhardeningstandards.Sourcesofindustry-acceptedsystemhardeningstandardsmayinclude,butarenotlimitedto:-CenterforInternetSecurity(CIS)-InternationalOrganizationforStandardization(ISO)-SysAdminAuditNetworkSecurity(SANS)Institute-NationalInstituteofStandardsTechnology(NIST).

X

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2.2.1 Implementonlyoneprimaryfunctionperservertopreventfunctionsthatrequiredifferentsecuritylevelsfromco-existingonthesameserver.(Forexample,webservers,databaseservers,andDNSshouldbeimplementedonseparateservers.)Note:Wherevirtualizationtechnologiesareinuse,implementonlyoneprimaryfunctionpervirtualsystemcomponent.

X

2.2.2 Enableonlynecessary

services,protocols,daemons,etc.,asrequiredforthefunctionofthesystem.

X

2.2.3 Implementadditional

securityfeaturesforanyrequiredservices,protocols,ordaemonsthatareconsideredtobeinsecure—forexample,usesecuredtechnologiessuchasSSH,S-FTP,TLS,orIPSecVPNtoprotectinsecureservicessuchasNetBIOS,file-sharing,Telnet,FTP,etc.

X

2.2.4 Configuresystem

securityparameterstopreventmisuse.

X

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2.2.5 Removeallunnecessaryfunctionality,suchasscripts,drivers,features,subsystems,filesystems,andunnecessarywebservers.

X

2.3 Encryptallnon-console

administrativeaccessusingstrongcryptography.UsetechnologiessuchasSSH,VPN,orTLSforweb-basedmanagementandothernon-consoleadministrativeaccess.

X

2.4 Maintainaninventoryof

systemcomponentsthatareinscopeforPCIDSS

X

2.5 Ensurethatsecurity

policiesandoperationalproceduresformanagingvendordefaultsandothersecurityparametersaredocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

X

2.6 Sharedhostingproviders

mustprotecteachentity’shostedenvironmentandcardholderdata.TheseprovidersmustmeetspecificrequirementsasdetailedinAppendixA:AdditionalPCIDSSRequirementsforSharedHostingProviders.

X

Akamai'sSCDNisnotasharedhostingservice.

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3.1 Keepcardholderdatastoragetoaminimumbyimplementingdataretentionanddisposalpolicies,proceduresandprocessesthatincludeatleastthefollowingforallcardholderdata(CHD)storage:-Limitingdatastorageamountandretentiontimetothatwhichisrequiredforlegal,regulatory,andbusinessrequirements-Processesforsecuredeletionofdatawhennolongerneeded-Specificretentionrequirementsforcardholderdata-Aquarterlyprocessforidentifyingandsecurelydeletingstoredcardholderdatathatexceedsdefinedretention.

X

CustomerisresponsibleforensuringthattheirconfigurationsforusingAkamaiserviceswillnotcausecreditcarddatatobecachedorotherwisestoredonAkamaimachines.

3.2 Donotstoresensitiveauthenticationdataafterauthorization(evenifencrypted).Ifsensitiveauthenticationdataisreceived,renderalldataunrecoverableuponcompletionoftheauthorizationprocess.Itispermissibleforissuersandcompaniesthatsupportissuingservicestostoresensitiveauthenticationdataif:-

X CustomerisresponsibleforensuringthattheirconfigurationsforusingAkamaiserviceswillnotcausesensitiveauthenticationdatatobecachedorotherwisestoredonAkamaimachines.

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Thereisabusinessjustificationand-Thedataisstoredsecurely.SensitiveauthenticationdataincludesthedataascitedinthefollowingRequirements3.2.1through3.2.3:

3.2.1 Donotstorethefullcontentsofanytrack(fromthemagneticstripelocatedonthebackofacard,equivalentdatacontainedonachip,orelsewhere)afterauthorization.Thisdataisalternativelycalledfulltrack,track,track1,track2,andmagnetic-stripedata.

X


3.2.2 Donotstorethecardverificationcodeorvalue(three-digitorfour-digitnumberprintedonthefrontorbackofapaymentcardusedtoverifycard-not-presenttransactions)afterauthorization.

X

CustomerisresponsibleforensuringthattheirconfigurationsforusingAkamaiserviceswillnotcausecreditcarddatatobecachedonAkamaimachines.

3.2.3 Donotstorethepersonalidentificationnumber(PIN)ortheencryptedPINblockafterauthorization.

X


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3.3 MaskPANwhendisplayed(thefirstsixandlastfourdigitsarethemaximumnumberofdigitstobedisplayed),suchthatonlypersonnelwithalegitimatebusinessneedcanseethefullPAN.Note:Thisrequirementdoesnotsupersedestricterrequirementsinplacefordisplaysofcardholderdata—forexample,legalorpaymentcardbrandrequirementsforpoint-of-sale(POS)receipts.

X

IfcustomersaretransmittingcardholderdataforuserviewingovertheAkamaiSCDN,theyareresponsibleforensuringthatPANsareappropriatelymasked.

3.4 RenderPANunreadableanywhereitisstored(includingonportabledigitalmedia,backupmedia,andinlogs)byusinganyofthefollowingapproaches:-One-wayhashesbasedonstrongcryptography,(hashmustbeoftheentirePAN)-Truncation(hashingcannotbeusedtoreplacethetruncatedsegmentofPAN)-Indextokensandpads(padsmustbesecurelystored)-Strongcryptographywithassociatedkey-managementprocessesandprocedures.

X CustomerisresponsibleforensuringthattheirconfigurationsforusingAkamaiserviceswillnotcausePANtobecachedorotherwisestoredonAkamaimachines.

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Note:ItisarelativelytrivialeffortforamaliciousindividualtoreconstructoriginalPANdataiftheyhaveaccesstoboththetruncatedandhashedversionofaPAN.WherehashedandtruncatedversionsofthesamePANarepresentinanentity’senvironment,additionalcontrolsshouldbeinplacetoensurethatthehashedandtruncatedversionscannotbecorrelatedtoreconstructtheoriginalPAN.

3.4.1 Ifdiskencryptionisused(ratherthanfile-orcolumn-leveldatabaseencryption),logicalaccessmustbemanagedseparatelyandindependentlyofnativeoperatingsystemauthenticationandaccesscontrolmechanisms(forexample,bynotusinglocaluseraccountdatabasesorgeneralnetworklogincredentials).Decryptionkeysmustnotbeassociatedwithuseraccounts.

X


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3.5 Documentandimplementprocedurestoprotectkeysusedtosecurestoredcardholderdataagainstdisclosureandmisuse:Note:Thisrequirementappliestokeysusedtoencryptstoredcardholderdata,andalsoappliestokey-encryptingkeysusedtoprotectdata-encryptingkeys—suchkey-encryptingkeysmustbeatleastasstrongasthedata-encryptingkey.

X


3.5.1 Restrictaccesstocryptographickeystothefewestnumberofcustodiansnecessary.

X


3.5.2 Storesecretandprivatekeysusedtoencrypt/decryptcardholderdatainone(ormore)ofthefollowingformsatalltimes:-Encryptedwithakey-encryptingkeythatisatleastasstrongasthedata-encryptingkey,andthatisstoredseparatelyfromthedata-encryptingkey-Withinasecurecryptographicdevice(suchasahardware(host)securitymodule(HSM)orPTS-approved

X Akamaidoesnotstorecardholderdata.

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point-of-interactiondevice)-Asatleasttwofull-lengthkeycomponentsorkeyshares,inaccordancewithanindustry-acceptedmethodNote:Itisnotrequiredthatpublickeysbestoredinoneoftheseforms.

3.5.3 Storecryptographickeysinthefewestpossiblelocations.

X


3.6 Fullydocumentandimplementallkey-managementprocessesandproceduresforcryptographickeysusedforencryptionofcardholderdata,includingthefollowing:Note:NumerousindustrystandardsforkeymanagementareavailablefromvariousresourcesincludingNIST,whichcanbefoundathttp://csrc.nist.gov.

X


3.6.1 Generationofstrongcryptographickeys

X


3.6.2 Securecryptographickeydistribution

X


3.6.3 Securecryptographickeystorage

X


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3.6.4 Cryptographickeychangesforkeysthathavereachedtheendoftheircryptoperiod(forexample,afteradefinedperiodoftimehaspassedand/orafteracertainamountofcipher-texthasbeenproducedbyagivenkey),asdefinedbytheassociatedapplicationvendororkeyowner,andbasedonindustrybestpracticesandguidelines(forexample,NISTSpecialPublication800-57).

X


3.6.5 Retirementorreplacement(forexample,archiving,destruction,and/orrevocation)ofkeysasdeemednecessarywhentheintegrityofthekeyhasbeenweakened(forexample,departureofanemployeewithknowledgeofaclear-textkeycomponent),orkeysaresuspectedofbeingcompromised.Note:Ifretiredorreplacedcryptographickeysneedtoberetained,thesekeysmustbesecurelyarchived(forexample,byusingakey-encryptionkey).

X Akamaidoesnotstorecardholderdata.

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Archivedcryptographickeysshouldonlybeusedfordecryption/verificationpurposes.

3.6.6 Ifmanualclear-textcryptographickey-managementoperationsareused,theseoperationsmustbemanagedusingsplitknowledgeanddualcontrol.Note:Examplesofmanualkey-managementoperationsinclude,butarenotlimitedto:keygeneration,transmission,loading,storageanddestruction.

X


3.6.7 Preventionofunauthorizedsubstitutionofcryptographickeys.

X


3.6.8 Requirementforcryptographickeycustodianstoformallyacknowledgethattheyunderstandandaccepttheirkey-custodianresponsibilities.

X


3.7 Ensurethatsecuritypoliciesandoperationalproceduresforprotectingstoredcardholderdataaredocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

X


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4.1 Usestrongcryptographyandsecurityprotocols(forexample,TLS,IPSEC,SSH,etc.)tosafeguardsensitivecardholderdataduringtransmissionoveropen,publicnetworks,includingthefollowing:-Onlytrustedkeysandcertificatesareaccepted.-Theprotocolinuseonlysupportssecureversionsorconfigurations.-Theencryptionstrengthisappropriatefortheencryptionmethodologyinuse.Examplesofopen,publicnetworksincludebutarenotlimitedto:-TheInternet-Wirelesstechnologies,including802.11andBluetooth-Cellulartechnologies,forexample,GlobalSystemforMobilecommunications(GSM),Codedivisionmultipleaccess(CDMA)-GeneralPacketRadioService(GPRS).-Satellitecommunications.

X

TheAkamaiSCDNoffersstrongcryptographyandsecurityprotocolstosafeguardsensitivecardholderdataduringtransmissionoveropen,publicnetworks,buttheactualconfigurationsettingsarecontrolledbythecustomerusingtheLunaControlCenter.Itisthecustomer'sresponsibilitytoensurethattheirAkamaiservicesareconfiguredtousestrongcryptography,andtonevertransmitcardholderdataoverconnectionsthatdonotusestrongcryptography.

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4.1.1 Ensurewirelessnetworkstransmittingcardholderdataorconnectedtothecardholderdataenvironment,useindustrybestpractices(forexample,IEEE802.11i)toimplementstrongencryptionforauthenticationandtransmission.Note:TheuseofWEPasasecuritycontrolisprohibited.

X


4.2 NeversendunprotectedPANsbyend-usermessagingtechnologies(forexample,e-mail,instantmessaging,SMS,chat,etc.).

X

Itisthecustomer'sresponsibilitytoneversendPANsusingAkamaiserviceswithouttakingappropriateactiontosecurethecontents.

4.3 Ensurethatsecuritypoliciesandoperationalproceduresforencryptingtransmissionsofcardholderdataaredocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

X

CustomermusttraintheirrelevantpersonneltoensurethatAkamaiservicescarryingcustomerPCIdataareconfiguredtousestrongcryptographyatalltimes.

5.1 Deployanti-virussoftwareonallsystemscommonlyaffectedbymalicioussoftware(particularlypersonalcomputersandservers).

X

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5.1.1 Ensurethatanti-virusprogramsarecapableofdetecting,removing,andprotectingagainstallknowntypesofmalicioussoftware.

X

5.1.2 Forsystemsconsideredtobenotcommonlyaffectedbymalicioussoftware,performperiodicevaluationstoidentifyandevaluateevolvingmalwarethreatsinordertoconfirmwhethersuchsystemscontinuetonotrequireanti-virussoftware.

X

5.2 Ensurethatallanti-virusmechanismsaremaintainedasfollows:-Arekeptcurrent,-Performperiodicscans-GenerateauditlogswhichareretainedperPCIDSSRequirement10.7.

X

5.3 Ensurethatanti-virusmechanismsareactivelyrunningandcannotbedisabledoralteredbyusers,unlessspecificallyauthorizedbymanagementonacase-by-casebasisforalimitedtimeperiod.Note:Anti-virussolutionsmaybetemporarilydisabledonlyifthereislegitimate

X

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technicalneed,asauthorizedbymanagementonacase-by-casebasis.Ifanti-virusprotectionneedstobedisabledforaspecificpurpose,itmustbeformallyauthorized.Additionalsecuritymeasuresmayalsoneedtobeimplementedfortheperiodoftimeduringwhichanti-virusprotectionisnotactive.

5.4 Ensurethatsecuritypoliciesandoperationalproceduresforprotectingsystemsagainstmalwarearedocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

X

6.1 Establishaprocessto

identifysecurityvulnerabilities,usingreputableoutsidesourcesforsecurityvulnerabilityinformation,andassignariskranking(forexample,as“high,”“medium,”or“low”)tonewlydiscoveredsecurityvulnerabilities.

X

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6.2 Ensurethatallsystemcomponentsandsoftwareareprotectedfromknownvulnerabilitiesbyinstallingapplicablevendor-suppliedsecuritypatches.Installcriticalsecuritypatcheswithinonemonthofrelease.Note:CriticalsecuritypatchesshouldbeidentifiedaccordingtotheriskrankingprocessdefinedinRequirement6.1.

X

6.3 Developinternaland

externalsoftwareapplications(includingweb-basedadministrativeaccesstoapplications)securely,asfollows:-InaccordancewithPCIDSS(forexample,secureauthenticationandlogging)-Basedonindustrystandardsand/orbestpractices.-Incorporatinginformationsecuritythroughoutthesoftware-developmentlifecycleNote:thisappliestoallsoftwaredevelopedinternallyaswellasbespokeorcustom

X CustomermustensurethatallexecutablecontenttransmittedoverAkamaiservicesandhandlingcreditcarddataisdevelopedinaccordancewithPCIDSS,basedonbestpracticesandincorporatinginformationsecuritythroughoutthesoftware-developmentlifecycle.

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softwaredevelopedbyathirdparty.

6.3.1 Removedevelopment,testand/orcustomapplicationaccounts,userIDs,andpasswordsbeforeapplicationsbecomeactiveorarereleasedtocustomers.

X

6.3.2 Reviewcustomcode

priortoreleasetoproductionorcustomersinordertoidentifyanypotentialcodingvulnerability(usingeithermanualorautomatedprocesses)toincludeatleastthefollowing:-Codechangesarereviewedbyindividualsotherthantheoriginatingcodeauthor,andbyindividualsknowledgeableaboutcode-reviewtechniquesandsecurecodingpractices.-Codereviewsensurecodeisdevelopedaccordingtosecurecodingguidelines-Appropriatecorrectionsareimplementedpriortorelease.-Code-reviewresultsarereviewedandapprovedbymanagementpriortorelease.

X CustomersmustreviewtheirownexecutablecontenttransmittedoverAkamaiservicespriortoreleasetoproductionorcustomersinordertoidentifyanypotentialcodingvulnerabilities.

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Note:Thisrequirementforcodereviewsappliestoallcustomcode(bothinternalandpublic-facing),aspartofthesystemdevelopmentlifecycle.Codereviewscanbeconductedbyknowledgeableinternalpersonnelorthirdparties.Public-facingwebapplicationsarealsosubjecttoadditionalcontrols,toaddressongoingthreatsandvulnerabilitiesafterimplementation,asdefinedatPCIDSSRequirement6.6.

6.4 Followchangecontrolprocessesandproceduresforallchangestosystemcomponents.Theprocessesmustincludethefollowing:

X

CustomersareresponsibleforchangecontrolprocessesandproceduresdescribedinthissectionforallexecutablecontenttheycreatewhichhandlesPCIdataandisservedbytheAkamaiSCDN.

6.4.1 Separatedevelopment/testenvironmentsfromproductionenvironments,andenforcetheseparationwithaccesscontrols.

X

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6.4.2 Separationofdutiesbetweendevelopment/testandproductionenvironments

X

6.4.3 Productiondata(live

PANs)arenotusedfortestingordevelopment

X

6.4.4 Removaloftestdataand

accountsbeforeproductionsystemsbecomeactive

X

6.4.5 Changecontrol

proceduresfortheimplementationofsecuritypatchesandsoftwaremodificationsmustincludethefollowing:

X

6.4.5.1 Documentationof

impact.

X

6.4.5.2 Documentedchangeapprovalbyauthorizedparties.

X

6.4.5.3 Functionalitytestingto

verifythatthechangedoesnotadverselyimpactthesecurityofthesystem.

X

6.4.5.4 Back-outprocedures. X

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6.5 Addresscommoncodingvulnerabilitiesinsoftware-developmentprocessesasfollows:-Traindevelopersinsecurecodingtechniques,includinghowtoavoidcommoncodingvulnerabilities,andunderstandinghowsensitivedataishandledinmemory.-Developapplicationsbasedonsecurecodingguidelines.Note:Thevulnerabilitieslistedat6.5.1through6.5.10werecurrentwithindustrybestpracticeswhenthisversionofPCIDSSwaspublished.However,asindustrybestpracticesforvulnerabilitymanagementareupdated(forexample,theOWASPGuide,SANSCWETop25,CERTSecureCoding,etc.),thecurrentbestpracticesmustbeusedfortheserequirements.

X

CustomersareresponsibleforaddressingcommoncodingvulnerabilitiesdescribedinthissectionforallexecutablecontenttheycreatewhichhandlesPCIdataandisservedbytheAkamaiSCDN.

6.5.1 Injectionflaws,particularlySQLinjection.AlsoconsiderOSCommandInjection,LDAPandXPathinjectionflawsaswellasotherinjectionflaws.

X

6.5.2 Bufferoverflows X

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6.5.3 Insecurecryptographicstorage

X

6.5.4 Insecurecommunications

X 6.5.5 Impropererrorhandling X 6.5.6 All“highrisk”

vulnerabilitiesidentifiedinthevulnerabilityidentificationprocess(asdefinedinPCIDSSRequirement6.1).

X

6.5.7 Cross-sitescripting(XSS) X 6.5.8 Improperaccesscontrol

(suchasinsecuredirectobjectreferences,failuretorestrictURLaccess,directorytraversal,andfailuretorestrictuseraccesstofunctions).

X

6.5.9 Cross-siterequest

forgery(CSRF)

X

6.5.10 BrokenauthenticationandsessionmanagementNote:Requirement6.5.10isabestpracticeuntilJune30,2015,afterwhichitbecomesarequirement.

X

6.6 Forpublic-facingweb

applications,addressnewthreatsandvulnerabilitiesonanongoingbasisandensuretheseapplicationsareprotectedagainstknownattacksbyeitherofthefollowingmethods:-Reviewingpublic-facingwebapplicationsviamanualorautomated

X CustomersareresponsibleforaddressingthreatsandvulnerabilitiesonanongoingbasisforallexecutablecontenttheycreatewhichhandlesPCIdataandisservedbytheAkamaiSCDN.

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applicationvulnerabilitysecurityassessmenttoolsormethods,atleastannuallyandafteranychanges-Installinganautomatedtechnicalsolutionthatdetectsandpreventsweb-basedattacks(forexample,aweb-applicationfirewall)infrontofpublic-facingwebapplications,tocontinuallycheckalltraffic.

6.7 Ensurethatsecuritypoliciesandoperationalproceduresfordevelopingandmaintainingsecuresystemsandapplicationsaredocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

X

CustomersareresponsibleforsecuritypoliciesandoperationalproceduresforallexecutablecontenttheycreatewhichhandlesPCIdataandisservedbytheAkamaiSCDN.

7.1 Limitaccesstosystemcomponentsandcardholderdatatoonlythoseindividualswhosejobrequiressuchaccess.

X

CustomersmustlimitaccesstoLunaControlCenteraccountsandOPENAPIcredentialstothoseindividualswhosejobrequiressuchaccess.

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7.1.1 Defineaccessneedsforeachrole,including:-Systemcomponentsanddataresourcesthateachroleneedstoaccessfortheirjobfunction-Levelofprivilegerequired(forexample,user,administrator,etc.)foraccessingresources.

X

CustomersmustdefineaccessneedsforeachroletheyuseintheLunaControlCenter,including:-Systemcomponentsanddataresourcesthateachroleneedstoaccessfortheirjobfunction-Levelofprivilegerequired(forexample,user,administrator,etc.)foraccessingresources.

7.1.2 RestrictaccesstoprivilegeduserIDstoleastprivilegesnecessarytoperformjobresponsibilities.

X

CustomersmustensurethataccesstoprivilegeduserIDsontheLunaControlCenterandcustomersystemsisrestrictedtoleastprivilegesnecessarytoperformjobresponsibilities.

7.1.3 Assignaccessbasedonindividualpersonnel’sjobclassificationandfunction.

X

CustomersmustassignaccesstotheLunaControlCenterandOPENAPIcredentialsbasedonindividualpersonnel’sjobclassificationandfunction.

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7.1.4 Requiredocumentedapprovalbyauthorizedpartiesspecifyingrequiredprivileges.

X

CustomersmustrequiredocumentedapprovalbyauthorizedpartiesspecifyingrequiredprivilegeswhengrantingaccesstotheLunaControlCenterorOPENAPIcredentials..

7.2 Establishanaccesscontrolsystemforsystemscomponentsthatrestrictsaccessbasedonauser’sneedtoknow,andissetto“denyall”unlessspecificallyallowed. Thisaccesscontrolsystemmustincludethefollowing:

X

CustomersmustensurethattheLunaControlCenter'saccesscontrolsystemrestrictsuseraccesstoonlythoseprivilegeswhicharenecessaryforeachuser.

7.2.1 Coverageofallsystemcomponents

X

CustomersmustconfiguretheLunaControlCenter'saccesscontrolsystemfortheiraccountstorestrictaccesstoallPCI-relevantAkamaiservicesandconfigurations.

7.2.2 Assignmentofprivilegestoindividualsbasedonjobclassificationandfunction.

X

CustomersmustassignprivilegeswithintheLunaControlCentertoindividualsbasedonjobclassificationandfunctioninthecustomerorganization.

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7.2.3 Default“deny-all”setting.

X

AkamaiPCIsystems,includingthecustomer-facingLunaControlCenter,denyallaccessbydefault,excepttoalimitedamountofpublicread-onlydata.

7.3 Ensurethatsecuritypoliciesandoperationalproceduresforrestrictingaccesstocardholderdataaredocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

X

CustomermustensurethatsecuritypoliciesandoperationalproceduresforrestrictingaccesstotheLunaControlCenterandOPENAPIcredentialsaredocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

8.1 Defineandimplementpoliciesandprocedurestoensureproperuseridentificationmanagementfornon-consumerusersandadministratorsonallsystemcomponentsasfollows:

X

CustomermustdefineandimplementpoliciesandprocedurestoensureproperuseridentificationofindividualsaccessingtheLunaControlCenterortoolsusingOPENAPI.

8.1.1 AssignallusersauniqueIDbeforeallowingthemtoaccesssystemcomponentsorcardholderdata.

X

CustomermustassignallusersauniqueuserIDbeforeallowingthemtoaccesstheLunaControlCenter.

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8.1.2 Controladdition,deletion,andmodificationofuserIDs,credentials,andotheridentifierobjects.

X

Customermustcontroladdition,deletion,andmodificationofLunaControlCenteruserIDs,credentials,andotheridentifierobjects.

8.1.3 Immediatelyrevokeaccessforanyterminatedusers.

X

CustomermustimmediatelyrevokeaccesstotheLunaControlCenterforanyterminatedusers.

8.1.4 Remove/disableinactiveuseraccountswithin90days.

X

Customermustremove/disableinactiveLunaControlCenteruseraccountsatleastevery90days,eithermanuallyorusingtheLunaControlCenterautomatedoption.

8.1.5 ManageIDsusedbyvendorstoaccess,support,ormaintainsystemcomponentsviaremoteaccessasfollows:-Enabledonlyduringthetimeperiodneededanddisabledwhennotinuse.-Monitoredwheninuse.

X

IfacustomergrantsavendoraccesstotheirAkamaiaccount,theyareresponsibleformanagingthevendoraccess.AkamaidoesnotmanageIDsforitsresellers;customerspurchasingaccountsthroughAkamairesellersareresponsibleforworkingwiththeresellertomakesurethatreselleraccessisPCI-compliant.

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8.1.6 LimitrepeatedaccessattemptsbylockingouttheuserIDafternotmorethansixattempts.

X

CustomermustconfigureLunatolockoutuserID'safternotmorethansixattempts.

8.1.7 Setthelockoutdurationtoaminimumof30minutesoruntilanadministratorenablestheuserID.

X

8.1.8 Ifasessionhasbeenidle

formorethan15minutes,requiretheusertore-authenticatetore-activatetheterminalorsession.

X

CustomermustsettheLunaControlCenterconfigurationsettingsothatifasessionhasbeenidleformorethan15minutes,theusermustre-authenticatetore-activatetheterminalorsession.

8.2 InadditiontoassigningauniqueID,ensureproperuser-authenticationmanagementfornon-consumerusersandadministratorsonallsystemcomponentsbyemployingatleastoneofthefollowingmethodstoauthenticateallusers:-Somethingyouknow,suchasapasswordorpassphrase-Somethingyouhave,suchasatokendeviceorsmartcard-Somethingyouare,suchasabiometric.

X

CustomersusingSAMLtoauthenticateuserstotheLunaControlCenterareresponsibleforensuringthattheirsetupusesatleastoneofthelistedmethodstoauthenticateallusers.

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8.2.1 Usingstrongcryptography,renderallauthenticationcredentials(suchaspasswords/phrases)unreadableduringtransmissionandstorageonallsystemcomponents.

X

8.2.2 Verifyuseridentity

beforemodifyinganyauthenticationcredential—forexample,performingpasswordresets,provisioningnewtokens,orgeneratingnewkeys.

X

8.2.3 Passwords/phrasesmust

meetthefollowing:-Requireaminimumlengthofatleastsevencharacters.-Containbothnumericandalphabeticcharacters.Alternatively,thepasswords/phrasesmusthavecomplexityandstrengthatleastequivalenttotheparametersspecifiedabove.

X

CustomersareresponsibleforsettingLunaControlCenterpasswordconfigurationstorequireaminimumlengthofatleastsevencharactersandtocontainbothnumericandalphabeticcharacters.

8.2.4 Changeuserpasswords/passphrasesatleastonceevery90days.

X

CustomersareresponsibleforsettingLunaControlCenterconfigurationssothatuserpasswords/passphrasesmustbechangedatleastevery90days.

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8.2.5 Donotallowanindividualtosubmitanewpassword/phrasethatisthesameasanyofthelastfourpasswords/phrasesheorshehasused.

X

8.2.6 Setpasswords/phrases

forfirst-timeuseanduponresettoauniquevalueforeachuser,andchangeimmediatelyafterthefirstuse.

X

8.3 Incorporatetwo-factor

authenticationforremotenetworkaccessoriginatingfromoutsidethenetworkbypersonnel(includingusersandadministrators)andallthirdparties,(includingvendoraccessforsupportormaintenance).Note:Two-factorauthenticationrequiresthattwoofthethreeauthenticationmethods(seeRequirement8.2fordescriptionsofauthenticationmethods)beusedforauthentication.Usingonefactortwice(forexample,usingtwoseparatepasswords)isnotconsideredtwo-factorauthentication.Examplesoftwo-factor

X TODO:Whatcountsasremotenetworkaccess?

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technologiesincluderemoteauthenticationanddial-inservice(RADIUS)withtokens;terminalaccesscontrolleraccesscontrolsystem(TACACS)withtokens;andothertechnologiesthatfacilitatetwo-factorauthentication.

8.4 Documentandcommunicateauthenticationproceduresandpoliciestoallusersincluding:-Guidanceonselectingstrongauthenticationcredentials-Guidanceforhowusersshouldprotecttheirauthenticationcredentials-Instructionsnottoreusepreviouslyusedpasswords-Instructionstochangepasswordsifthereisanysuspicionthepasswordcouldbecompromised.

X

CustomersmustmakesurethattheyhavedocumentedandhavecommunicatedauthenticationproceduresandpoliciestoallLunausersincludingguidanceonselectingstrongauthenticationcredentials,guidanceforhowusersshouldprotecttheirauthenticationcredentials,instructionsnottoreusepreviouslyusedpasswordsandinstructionstochangepasswordsifthereisanysuspicionthepasswordcouldbecompromised.

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8.5 Donotusegroup,shared,orgenericIDs,passwords,orotherauthenticationmethodsasfollows:-GenericuserIDsaredisabledorremoved.-ShareduserIDsdonotexistforsystemadministrationandothercriticalfunctions.-SharedandgenericuserIDsarenotusedtoadministeranysystemcomponents.

X

Customersareresponsiblefornotusinggroup,shared,orgenericIDs,passwords,orotherauthenticationmethodswhenaccessingtheLunaControlCenter.

8.5.1 Additionalrequirementforserviceprovidersonly:Serviceproviderswithremoteaccesstocustomerpremises(forexample,forsupportofPOSsystemsorservers)mustuseauniqueauthenticationcredential(suchasapassword/phrase)foreachcustomer.

X

Akamaihasnoremoteaccesstocustomerpremises.

8.6 Whereotherauthenticationmechanismsareused(forexample,physicalorlogicalsecuritytokens,smartcards,certificates,etc.),useofthesemechanismsmustbeassignedasfollows:-Authenticationmechanismsmustbeassignedtoanindividualaccountandnotsharedamongmultiple

X Customersusingtwo-factorauthenticationtoaccesstheLunaControlCentermustensurethatthesecondfactorisalwaysassignedtoanindividualaccountandnotshared,andthatcontrolsareinplacetoensureonlytheintendedaccountcanusethemechanismtogainaccess.

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accounts.-Physicaland/orlogicalcontrolsmustbeinplacetoensureonlytheintendedaccountcanusethatmechanismtogainaccess.

8.7 Allaccesstoanydatabasecontainingcardholderdata(includingaccessbyapplications,administrators,andallotherusers)isrestrictedasfollows:-Alluseraccessto,userqueriesof,anduseractionsondatabasesarethroughprogrammaticmethods.-Onlydatabaseadministratorshavetheabilitytodirectlyaccessorquerydatabases.-ApplicationIDsfordatabaseapplicationscanonlybeusedbytheapplications(andnotbyindividualusersorothernon-applicationprocesses).

X


8.8 Ensurethatsecuritypoliciesandoperationalproceduresforidentificationandauthenticationaredocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

X

Customersmustensurethatsecuritypoliciesandoperationalproceduresforidentificationandauthenticationaredocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

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9.1 Useappropriatefacilityentrycontrolstolimitandmonitorphysicalaccesstosystemsinthecardholderdataenvironment.

X

9.1.1 Usevideocameras

and/oraccesscontrolmechanismstomonitorindividualphysicalaccesstosensitiveareas.Reviewcollecteddataandcorrelatewithotherentries.Storeforatleastthreemonths,unlessotherwiserestrictedbylaw.Note:“Sensitiveareas”referstoanydatacenter,serverroomoranyareathathousessystemsthatstore,process,ortransmitcardholderdata.Thisexcludespublic-facingareaswhereonlypoint-of-saleterminalsarepresent,suchasthecashierareasinaretailstore.

X

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9.1.2 Implementphysicaland/orlogicalcontrolstorestrictaccesstopubliclyaccessiblenetworkjacks.Forexample,networkjackslocatedinpublicareasandareasaccessibletovisitorscouldbedisabledandonlyenabledwhennetworkaccessisexplicitlyauthorized.Alternatively,processescouldbeimplementedtoensurethatvisitorsareescortedatalltimesinareaswithactivenetworkjacks.

X

9.1.3 Restrictphysicalaccess

towirelessaccesspoints,gateways,handhelddevices,networking/communicationshardware,andtelecommunicationlines.

X

9.2 Developproceduresto

easilydistinguishbetweenonsitepersonnelandvisitors,toinclude:-Identifyingonsitepersonnelandvisitors(forexample,assigningbadges)-Changestoaccessrequirements-Revokingorterminatingonsitepersonnelandexpired

X

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visitoridentification(suchasIDbadges).

9.3 Controlphysicalaccessforonsitepersonneltothesensitiveareasasfollows:-Accessmustbeauthorizedandbasedonindividualjobfunction.-Accessisrevokedimmediatelyupontermination,andallphysicalaccessmechanisms,suchaskeys,accesscards,etc.,arereturnedordisabled.

X

9.4.x Implementprocedures

toidentifyandauthorizevisitors.Proceduresshouldincludethefollowing:

X

9.4.1 Visitorsareauthorized

beforeentering,andescortedatalltimeswithin,areaswherecardholderdataisprocessedormaintained.

X

9.4.2 Visitorsareidentified

andgivenabadgeorotheridentificationthatexpiresandthatvisiblydistinguishesthevisitorsfromonsitepersonnel.

X

9.4.3 Visitorsareaskedto

surrenderthebadgeoridentificationbeforeleavingthefacilityoratthedateofexpiration.

X

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9.4.4 Avisitorlogisusedtomaintainaphysicalaudittrailofvisitoractivitytothefacilityaswellascomputerroomsanddatacenterswherecardholderdataisstoredortransmitted.Documentthevisitor’sname,thefirmrepresented,andtheonsitepersonnelauthorizingphysicalaccessonthelog.Retainthislogforaminimumofthreemonths,unlessotherwiserestrictedbylaw.

X

9.5 Physicallysecureall

media.X

Akamaidoesnotstorecardholderdataonanymedia.

9.5.1 Storemediabackupsinasecurelocation,preferablyanoff-sitefacility,suchasanalternateorbackupsite,oracommercialstoragefacility.Reviewthelocation’ssecurityatleastannually.

X


9.6 Maintainstrictcontrolovertheinternalorexternaldistributionofanykindofmedia,includingthefollowing:

X


9.6.1 Classifymediasothesensitivityofthedatacanbedetermined.

X


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9.6.2 Sendthemediabysecuredcourierorotherdeliverymethodthatcanbeaccuratelytracked.

X


9.6.3 Ensuremanagementapprovesanyandallmediathatismovedfromasecuredarea(includingwhenmediaisdistributedtoindividuals).

X


9.7 Maintainstrictcontroloverthestorageandaccessibilityofmedia.

X


9.7.1 Properlymaintaininventorylogsofallmediaandconductmediainventoriesatleastannually.

X


9.8 Destroymediawhenitisnolongerneededforbusinessorlegalreasonsasfollows:

X


9.8.1 Shred,incinerate,orpulphard-copymaterialssothatcardholderdatacannotbereconstructed.Securestoragecontainersusedformaterialsthataretobedestroyed.

X


9.8.2 Rendercardholderdataonelectronicmediaunrecoverablesothatcardholderdatacannotbereconstructed.

X


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9.9 Protectdevicesthatcapturepaymentcarddataviadirectphysicalinteractionwiththecardfromtamperingandsubstitution.Note:Theserequirementsapplytocard-readingdevicesusedincard-presenttransactions(thatis,cardswipeordip)atthepointofsale.Thisrequirementisnotintendedtoapplytomanualkey-entrycomponentssuchascomputerkeyboardsandPOSkeypads.Note:Requirement9.9isabestpracticeuntilJune30,2015,afterwhichitbecomesarequirement.

X


9.9.1 Maintainanup-to-datelistofdevices.Thelistshouldincludethefollowing:-Make,modelofdevice-Locationofdevice(forexample,theaddressofthesiteorfacilitywherethedeviceislocated)-Deviceserialnumberorothermethodofuniqueidentification.

X


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9.9.2 Periodicallyinspectdevicesurfacestodetecttampering(forexample,additionofcardskimmerstodevices),orsubstitution(forexample,bycheckingtheserialnumberorotherdevicecharacteristicstoverifyithasnotbeenswappedwithafraudulentdevice).Note:Examplesofsignsthatadevicemighthavebeentamperedwithorsubstitutedincludeunexpectedattachmentsorcablespluggedintothedevice,missingorchangedsecuritylabels,brokenordifferentlycoloredcasing,orchangestotheserialnumberorotherexternalmarkings.

X


9.9.3 Providetrainingforpersonneltobeawareofattemptedtamperingorreplacementofdevices.Trainingshouldincludethefollowing:-Verifytheidentityofanythird-partypersonsclaimingtoberepairormaintenancepersonnel,priortograntingthemaccesstomodifyortroubleshootdevices.-Donotinstall,replace,

X Akamaidoesnotstorecardholderdataonanymedia.

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orreturndeviceswithoutverification.-Beawareofsuspiciousbehaviorarounddevices(forexample,attemptsbyunknownpersonstounplugoropendevices).-Reportsuspiciousbehaviorandindicationsofdevicetamperingorsubstitutiontoappropriatepersonnel(forexample,toamanagerorsecurityofficer).

9.10 Ensurethatsecuritypoliciesandoperationalproceduresforrestrictingphysicalaccesstocardholderdataaredocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

X

10.1 Implementaudittrailsto

linkallaccesstosystemcomponentstoeachindividualuser.

X

10.2 Implementautomated

audittrailsforallsystemcomponentstoreconstructthefollowingevents:

X

10.2.1 Allindividualuser

accessestocardholderdata

X


10.2.2 Allactionstakenbyanyindividualwithrootoradministrativeprivileges

X

10.2.3 Accesstoallaudittrails X 10.2.4 Invalidlogicalaccess

attempts X

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10.2.5 Useofandchangestoidentificationandauthenticationmechanisms—includingbutnotlimitedtocreationofnewaccountsandelevationofprivileges—andallchanges,additions,ordeletionstoaccountswithrootoradministrativeprivileges

X

10.2.6 Initialization,stopping,

orpausingoftheauditlogs

X

10.2.7 Creationanddeletionof

system-levelobjects X

10.3 Recordatleastthefollowingaudittrailentriesforallsystemcomponentsforeachevent:

X

10.3.1 Useridentification X 10.3.2 Typeofevent X 10.3.3 Dateandtime X 10.3.4 Successorfailure

indication X

10.3.5 Originationofevent X 10.3.6 Identityornameof

affecteddata,systemcomponent,orresource.

X

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10.4 Usingtime-synchronizationtechnology,synchronizeallcriticalsystemclocksandtimesandensurethatthefollowingisimplementedforacquiring,distributing,andstoringtime.Note:OneexampleoftimesynchronizationtechnologyisNetworkTimeProtocol(NTP).

X

10.4.1 Criticalsystemshavethe

correctandconsistenttime.

X

10.4.2 Timedataisprotected. X 10.4.3 Timesettingsare

receivedfromindustry-acceptedtimesources.

X

10.5 Secureaudittrailsso

theycannotbealtered. X

10.5.1 Limitviewingofaudittrailstothosewithajob-relatedneed.

X

10.5.2 Protectaudittrailfiles

fromunauthorizedmodifications.

X

10.5.3 Promptlybackupaudit

trailfilestoacentralizedlogserverormediathatisdifficulttoalter.

X

10.5.4 Writelogsforexternal-

facingtechnologiesontoasecure,centralized,internallogserverormediadevice.

X

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10.5.5 Usefile-integritymonitoringorchange-detectionsoftwareonlogstoensurethatexistinglogdatacannotbechangedwithoutgeneratingalerts(althoughnewdatabeingaddedshouldnotcauseanalert).

X

10.6 Reviewlogsandsecurity

eventsforallsystemcomponentstoidentifyanomaliesorsuspiciousactivity.Note:Logharvesting,parsing,andalertingtoolsmaybeusedtomeetthisRequirement.

X

CustomersmustreviewLunaControlCenterlogsandsecurityeventsatleastdailytoidentifyanomaliesorsuspiciousactivity.

10.6.1 Reviewthefollowingatleastdaily:-Allsecurityevents-Logsofallsystemcomponentsthatstore,process,ortransmitCHDand/orSAD,orthatcouldimpactthesecurityofCHDand/orSAD-Logsofallcriticalsystemcomponents-Logsofallserversandsystemcomponentsthatperformsecurityfunctions(forexample,firewalls,intrusion-detectionsystems/intrusion-preventionsystems(IDS/IPS),authentication

X CustomersmustreviewLunaControlCenterlogsandsecurityeventsatleastdailytocomplywithallPCIDSSlogreviewrequirements.

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servers,e-commerceredirectionservers,etc.).

10.6.2 Reviewlogsofallothersystemcomponentsperiodicallybasedontheorganization’spoliciesandriskmanagementstrategy,asdeterminedbytheorganization’sannualriskassessment.

X

10.6.3 Followupexceptions

andanomaliesidentifiedduringthereviewprocess.

X

CustomermustfollowuponexceptionsandanomaliesidentifiedduringthereviewofLunaControlCenterlogs.

10.7 Retainaudittrailhistoryforatleastoneyear,withaminimumofthreemonthsimmediatelyavailableforanalysis(forexample,online,archived,orrestorablefrombackup).

X

10.8 Ensurethatsecurity

policiesandoperationalproceduresformonitoringallaccesstonetworkresourcesandcardholderdataaredocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

X

CustomersmusthavesecuritypoliciesandoperationalproceduresformonitoringallaccesstotheLunaControlCenterthataredocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

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11.1 Implementprocessestotestforthepresenceofwirelessaccesspoints(802.11),anddetectandidentifyallauthorizedandunauthorizedwirelessaccesspointsonaquarterlybasis.Note:Methodsthatmaybeusedintheprocessincludebutarenotlimitedtowirelessnetworkscans,physical/logicalinspectionsofsystemcomponentsandinfrastructure,networkaccesscontrol(NAC),orwirelessIDS/IPS.Whichevermethodsareused,theymustbesufficienttodetectandidentifybothauthorizedandunauthorizeddevices.

X

11.1.1 Maintainaninventoryof

authorizedwirelessaccesspointsincludingadocumentedbusinessjustification.

X

11.1.2 Implementincident

responseproceduresintheeventunauthorizedwirelessaccesspointsaredetected.

X

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11.2 Runinternalandexternalnetworkvulnerabilityscansatleastquarterlyandafteranysignificantchangeinthenetwork(suchasnewsystemcomponentinstallations,changesinnetworktopology,firewallrulemodifications,productupgrades).Note:Multiplescanreportscanbecombinedforthequarterlyscanprocesstoshowthatallsystemswerescannedandallapplicablevulnerabilitieshavebeenaddressed.Additionaldocumentationmayberequiredtoverifynon-remediatedvulnerabilitiesareintheprocessofbeingaddressed.ForinitialPCIDSScompliance,itisnotrequiredthatfourquartersofpassingscansbecompletediftheassessorverifies1)themostrecentscanresultwasapassingscan,2)theentityhasdocumentedpoliciesandproceduresrequiringquarterlyscanning,and3)vulnerabilitiesnotedinthescanresultshavebeencorrectedasshowninare-scan(s).Forsubsequentyearsafter

X

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theinitialPCIDSSreview,fourquartersofpassingscansmusthaveoccurred.

11.2.1 Performquarterlyinternalvulnerabilityscansandrescansasneeded,untilall“high-risk”vulnerabilities(asidentifiedinRequirement6.1)areresolved.Scansmustbeperformedbyqualifiedpersonnel.

X

11.2.2 Performquarterly

externalvulnerabilityscans,viaanApprovedScanningVendor(ASV)approvedbythePaymentCardIndustrySecurityStandardsCouncil(PCISSC).Performrescansasneeded,untilpassingscansareachieved.Note:QuarterlyexternalvulnerabilityscansmustbeperformedbyanApprovedScanningVendor(ASV),approvedbythePaymentCardIndustrySecurityStandardsCouncil(PCISSC).RefertotheASVProgramGuidepublishedonthePCISSCwebsiteforscancustomer

X

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responsibilities,scanpreparation,etc.

11.2.3 Performinternalandexternalscans,andrescansasneeded,afteranysignificantchange.Scansmustbeperformedbyqualifiedpersonnel.

X

11.3 Implementa

methodologyforpenetrationtestingthatincludesthefollowing:-Isbasedonindustry-acceptedpenetrationtestingapproaches(forexample,NISTSP800-115)-IncludescoveragefortheentireCDEperimeterandcriticalsystems-Includestestingfrombothinsideandoutsidethenetwork-Includestestingtovalidateanysegmentationandscope-reductioncontrols-Definesapplication-layerpenetrationteststoinclude,ataminimum,thevulnerabilitieslistedinRequirement6.5-Definesnetwork-layerpenetrationteststoincludecomponentsthatsupportnetworkfunctionsaswellasoperatingsystems-Includesreviewand

X

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considerationofthreatsandvulnerabilitiesexperiencedinthelast12months-Specifiesretentionofpenetrationtestingresultsandremediationactivitiesresults.Note:ThisupdatetoRequirement11.3isabestpracticeuntilJune30,2015,afterwhichitbecomesarequirement.PCIDSSv2.0requirementsforpenetrationtestingmustbefolloweduntilv3.0isinplace.

11.3.1 Performexternalpenetrationtestingatleastannuallyandafteranysignificantinfrastructureorapplicationupgradeormodification(suchasanoperatingsystemupgrade,asub-networkaddedtotheenvironment,orawebserveraddedtotheenvironment).

X

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11.3.2 Performinternalpenetrationtestingatleastannuallyandafteranysignificantinfrastructureorapplicationupgradeormodification(suchasanoperatingsystemupgrade,asub-networkaddedtotheenvironment,orawebserveraddedtotheenvironment).

X

11.3.3 Exploitable

vulnerabilitiesfoundduringpenetrationtestingarecorrectedandtestingisrepeatedtoverifythecorrections.

X

11.3.4 Ifsegmentationisused

toisolatetheCDEfromothernetworks,performpenetrationtestsatleastannuallyandafteranychangestosegmentationcontrols/methodstoverifythatthesegmentationmethodsareoperationalandeffective,andisolateallout-of-scopesystemsfromsystemsintheCDE.

X

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11.4 Useintrusion-detectionand/orintrusion-preventiontechniquestodetectand/orpreventintrusionsintothenetwork.Monitoralltrafficattheperimeterofthecardholderdataenvironmentaswellasatcriticalpointsinthecardholderdataenvironment,andalertpersonneltosuspectedcompromises.Keepallintrusion-detectionandpreventionengines,baselines,andsignaturesuptodate.

X

11.5 Deployachange-

detectionmechanism(forexample,file-integritymonitoringtools)toalertpersonneltounauthorizedmodification(includingchanges,additions,anddeletions)ofcriticalsystemfiles,configurationfiles,orcontentfiles;andconfigurethesoftwaretoperformcriticalfilecomparisonsatleastweekly.

X

11.5.1 Implementaprocessto

respondtoanyalertsgeneratedbythechange-detectionsolution.

X

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11.6 Ensurethatsecuritypoliciesandoperationalproceduresforsecuritymonitoringandtestingaredocumented,inuse,andknowntoallaffectedparties.

X

CustomersmusthavepoliciesandproceduresinplaceformonitoringandtestingtheircorrectuseofAkamaiservices.

12.1 Establish,publish,maintain,anddisseminateasecuritypolicy.

X

Customersmustestablish,publish,maintain,anddisseminateapolicyforsecurelyusingAkamaiservices.

12.1.1 Reviewthesecuritypolicyatleastannuallyandupdatethepolicywhentheenvironmentchanges.

X

CustomersmustreviewtheirpolicyforsecureuseofAkamaiservicesatleastannuallyandupdatethepolicyastheenvironmentchanges.

12.2 Implementarisk-assessmentprocessthat:-Isperformedatleastannuallyanduponsignificantchangestotheenvironment(forexample,acquisition,merger,relocation,etc.),-Identifiescriticalassets,threats,andvulnerabilities,and-Resultsinaformal,documentedanalysisofrisk.

X

Customersmustimplementrisk-assessmentprocessesfortheirownuseofAkamaiservices.

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12.3 Developusagepoliciesforcriticaltechnologiesanddefineproperuseofthesetechnologies.Note:Examplesofcriticaltechnologiesinclude,butarenotlimitedto,remoteaccessandwirelesstechnologies,laptops,tablets,removableelectronicmedia,e-mailusageandInternetusage.Ensuretheseusagepoliciesrequirethefollowing:

X

CustomersareresponsiblefordevelopingusagepoliciesfortheiruseofAkamaiservices,directlyorviacriticaltechnologies,coveringatleastthefollowingresponsibilities:

12.3.1 Explicitapprovalbyauthorizedparties

X

CustomersareresponsibleforacquiringapprovaloftheiruseofAkamaiservicesbyauthorizedparties.

12.3.2 Authenticationforuseofthetechnology

X

Customersareresponsibleformaintainingup-to-dateauthenticationinformationfortheiraccounts.

12.3.3 Alistofallsuchdevicesandpersonnelwithaccess

X

CustomersareresponsibleformaintainingalistofallpersonnelanddeviceswithaccesstoAkamaiservices,andtheservicesinuse.

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12.3.4 Amethodtoaccuratelyandreadilydetermineowner,contactinformation,andpurpose(forexample,labeling,coding,and/orinventoryingofdevices)

X

CustomersareresponsibleforensuringthattheirLunaControlCenterandOPENAPIaccountsareclearlyassociatedwithanowner,contactinformation,andpurpose.

12.3.5 Acceptableusesofthetechnology

X

CustomersareresponsiblefordefiningacceptableusesofAkamaitechnology.

12.3.6 Acceptablenetworklocationsforthetechnologies

X

CustomersareresponsiblefordefininghowAkamaiservicescanbeusedinthecontextofcustomer'snetwork.

12.3.7 Listofcompany-approvedproducts

X

CustomersareresponsiblefordefiningalistofapprovedAkamaiservices.

12.3.8 Automaticdisconnectofsessionsforremote-accesstechnologiesafteraspecificperiodofinactivity

X

12.3.9 Activationofremote-

accesstechnologiesforvendorsandbusinesspartnersonlywhenneededbyvendorsandbusinesspartners,withimmediatedeactivationafteruse

X

NovendorsorpartnershaveaccesstoAkamaiPCIsystems.

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12.3.10 Forpersonnelaccessingcardholderdataviaremote-accesstechnologies,prohibitthecopying,moving,andstorageofcardholderdataontolocalharddrivesandremovableelectronicmedia,unlessexplicitlyauthorizedforadefinedbusinessneed.Wherethereisanauthorizedbusinessneed,theusagepoliciesmustrequirethedatabeprotectedinaccordancewithallapplicablePCIDSSRequirements.

X

CardholderdataisnotstoredonAkamaiPCIsystems.

12.4 Ensurethatthesecuritypolicyandproceduresclearlydefineinformationsecurityresponsibilitiesforallpersonnel.

X

CustomersmustensurethatsecuritypoliciesandproceduresclearlydefinetheinformationsecurityresponsibilitiesforallpersonnelwithaccesstotheLunaControlCenter.

12.5 Assigntoanindividualorteamthefollowinginformationsecuritymanagementresponsibilities:

X

Customersareresponsibleforassigningtoanindividualorteamthefollowinginformationsecuritymanagementresponsibilities.

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12.5.1 Establish,document,anddistributesecuritypoliciesandprocedures.

X

Customersmustestablish,document,anddistributesecurepoliciesandproceduresfortheuseofAkamaiservices.

12.5.2 Monitorandanalyzesecurityalertsandinformation,anddistributetoappropriatepersonnel.

X

CustomerisresponsibleformonitoringandanalyzingsecurityalertsandinformationfromAkamai,anddistributingthatinformationtoappropriatepersonnel.

12.5.3 Establish,document,anddistributesecurityincidentresponseandescalationprocedurestoensuretimelyandeffectivehandlingofallsituations.

X

Customerisresponsibleforestablishing,documenting,anddistributingsecurityincidentresponseandescalationprocedurestoensuretimelyandeffectivehandlingofallsituations.

12.5.4 Administeruseraccounts,includingadditions,deletions,andmodifications.

X

Customerisresponsibleforadministeringcustomer'sLunaControlCenteraccounts,includingaddition,deletion,andmodification.

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12.5.5 Monitorandcontrolallaccesstodata.

X

Customerisresponsibleformonitoringandcontrollingallaccesstocustomer'sLunaControlCenterdata.

12.6 Implementaformalsecurityawarenessprogramtomakeallpersonnelawareoftheimportanceofcardholderdatasecurity.

X

CustomerisresponsibleforimplementingaformalsecurityawarenessprogramtomakeallpersonnelwithaccesstotheLunaControlCenterawareoftheimportanceofcardholderdatasecurityandhowtheiruseofAkamaiservices,particularlyconfigurationoptionsintheLunaControlCenter,canimpactthatsecurity.

12.6.1 Educatepersonneluponhireandatleastannually.Note:Methodscanvarydependingontheroleofthepersonnelandtheirlevelofaccesstothecardholderdata.

X

CustomerisresponsibleforeducatingpersonnelwithaccesstotheLunaControlCenteruponhireandatleastannually.

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12.6.2 Requirepersonneltoacknowledgeatleastannuallythattheyhavereadandunderstoodthesecuritypolicyandprocedures.

X

CustomermustrequirepersonnelwithaccesstotheLunaControlCentertoacknowledgeatleastannuallythattheyhavereadandunderstoodthesecuritypolicyandprocedures.

12.7 Screenpotentialpersonnelpriortohiretominimizetheriskofattacksfrominternalsources.(Examplesofbackgroundchecksincludepreviousemploymenthistory,criminalrecord,credithistory,andreferencechecks.)Note:Forthosepotentialpersonneltobehiredforcertainpositionssuchasstorecashierswhoonlyhaveaccesstoonecardnumberatatimewhenfacilitatingatransaction,thisrequirementisarecommendationonly.

X

CustomermustscreenpotentialpersonnelwithaccesstotheLunaControlCenterpriortohiretominimizetheriskofattacksfrominternalsources.

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12.8 Maintainandimplementpoliciesandprocedurestomanageserviceproviderswithwhomcardholderdataisshared,orthatcouldaffectthesecurityofcardholderdata,asfollows:

X

Customersareresponsibletomaintainandimplementpoliciesandprocedurestomanageserviceproviderswithwhomcardholderdataisshared,orthatcouldaffectthesecurityofcardholderdata,asfollows:

12.8.1 Maintainalistofserviceproviders.

X

Customersmustmaintainalistofserviceproviders,includinganywhichreceivecardholderdataviatheAkamaiSCDN.

12.8.2 Maintainawrittenagreementthatincludesanacknowledgementthattheserviceprovidersareresponsibleforthesecurityofcardholderdatatheserviceproviderspossessorotherwisestore,processortransmitonbehalfofthecustomer,ortotheextentthattheycouldimpactthesecurityofthecustomer’scardholderdataenvironment.

Note:Theexactwordingofanacknowledgementwilldependontheagreementbetweenthe

X Customersmustmaintainawrittenagreementthatincludesanacknowledgementthattheserviceprovidersareresponsibleforthesecurityofcardholderdatatheserviceproviderspossessorotherwisestore,processortransmitonbehalfofthecustomer,ortotheextentthattheycouldimpactthesecurityofthecustomer’scardholderdataenvironment.

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twoparties,thedetailsoftheservicebeingprovided,andtheresponsibilitiesassignedtoeachparty.Theacknowledgementdoesnothavetoincludetheexactwordingprovidedinthisrequirement.

12.8.3 Ensurethereisanestablishedprocessforengagingserviceprovidersincludingproperduediligencepriortoengagement.

X

Customersmustensurethereisanestablishedprocessforengagingserviceprovidersincludingproperduediligencepriortoengagement.

12.8.4 Maintainaprogramtomonitorserviceproviders’PCIDSScompliancestatusatleastannually.

X

Customersmustmaintainaprogramtomonitorserviceproviders’PCIDSScompliancestatusatleastannually.

12.8.5 MaintaininformationaboutwhichPCIDSSrequirementsaremanagedbyeachserviceprovider,andwhicharemanagedbytheentity.

X

CustomersmustmaintaininformationaboutwhichPCIDSSrequirementsaremanagedbyeachserviceprovider,andwhicharemanagedbytheentity.

12.9 Additionalrequirementforserviceprovidersonly:Serviceprovidersacknowledgeinwritingtocustomersthattheyareresponsibleforthesecurityofcardholderdatatheserviceproviderpossessesorotherwisestores,processes,ortransmitsonbehalfof

X AkamaiacknowledgesinwritingtocustomersthatAkamaiisresponsibleforthesecurityofcardholderdataAkamaitransmitsonbehalfofthecustomer,aslongasthecustomermeetsthecustomer

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thecustomer,ortotheextentthattheycouldimpactthesecurityofthecustomer’scardholderdataenvironment.

responsibilitiesdescribedinthismatrix.

12.10 Implementanincidentresponseplan.Bepreparedtorespondimmediatelytoasystembreach.

X

Customersmustimplementanincidentresponseplanandbepreparedtorespondimmediatelytoasystembreachwhichmayrelatetothecustomer'suseofAkamaiservices.

12.10.1 Createtheincidentresponseplantobeimplementedintheeventofsystembreach.Ensuretheplanaddressesthefollowing,ataminimum:-Roles,responsibilities,andcommunicationandcontactstrategiesintheeventofacompromiseincludingnotificationofthepaymentbrands,ataminimum-Specificincidentresponseprocedures-Businessrecoveryandcontinuityprocedures-Databackupprocesses-Analysisoflegalrequirementsforreportingcompromises-Coverageandresponsesofallcriticalsystemcomponents-Referenceorinclusion

X Customersarerequiredtohaveanincidentresponseplanaddressingthecomplete12.10.1requirementsfortheeventofasystembreach.

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ofincidentresponseproceduresfromthepaymentbrands.

12.10.2 Testtheplanatleastannually.

X

Customersarerequiredtotesttheirincidentresponseplans,includingtheirresponsetoanincidentrelatedtotheiruseofAkamaiservices,annually.

12.10.3 Designatespecificpersonneltobeavailableona24/7basistorespondtoalerts.

X

Customermustdesignatespecificpersonneltobeavailableona24/7basisinresponsetoincidentsrelatedtothecustomer'suseofAkamaiPCIservices,andmaintainup-to-datecontactinformationforatleastthosepersonnelontheLunaControlCenter.

12.10.4 Provideappropriatetrainingtostaffwithsecuritybreachresponseresponsibilities.

X

Customermustprovideappropriatetrainingtostaffwithsecuritybreachresponseresponsibilities.

12.10.5 Includealertsfromsecuritymonitoringsystems,includingbutnotlimitedtointrusion-detection,intrusion-prevention,firewalls,andfile-integritymonitoringsystems.

X

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12.10.6 Developaprocesstomodifyandevolvetheincidentresponseplanaccordingtolessonslearnedandtoincorporateindustrydevelopments.

X

CustomermusthaveaprocesstomodifyandevolvetheirincidentresponseplanforincidentsinvolvingAkamaiservicesaccordingtolessonslearnedandindustrydevelopments.

A.1 Protecteachentity’s(thatis,merchant,serviceprovider,orotherentity)hostedenvironmentanddata,perA.1.1throughA.1.4:

AhostingprovidermustfulfilltheserequirementsaswellasallotherrelevantsectionsofthePCIDSS.

Note:Eventhoughahostingprovidermaymeettheserequirements,thecomplianceoftheentitythatusesthehostingproviderisnotguaranteed.EachentitymustcomplywiththePCIDSSandvalidatecomplianceasapplicable.

X

Akamaiisnotahostingprovider.

A.1.1 Ensurethateachentityonlyrunsprocessesthathaveaccesstothatentity’scardholderdataenvironment.

X


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A.1.2 Restricteachentity’saccessandprivilegestoitsowncardholderdataenvironmentonly.

X


A.1.3 Ensureloggingandaudittrailsareenabledanduniquetoeachentity’scardholderdataenvironmentandconsistentwithPCIDSSRequirement10.

X


A.1.4 Enableprocessestoprovidefortimelyforensicinvestigationintheeventofacompromisetoanyhostedmerchantorserviceprovider.

X


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