Every security and compliance professional in the retail space knows it's coming: the next major breach of cardholder data. The question is, "Will it be me?" Credit and debit card data is the number one target of malicious attackers, and for retail enterprises, the cat-and-mouse game between security teams and the people trying to exploit their data and systems is a high-stakes effort. Although many different types of organizations must protect both internal and customer data, retail enterprises must also deal with unique issues such as a large number of geographically dispersed storefront locations, and a broad range of technologies such as point-of-sale (POS) and outsourced network connectivity.
SecureVue from eIQnetworks provides retail information security and compliance professionals with the tools they need to ensure that critical data is protected and provide assurance to QSA's and other auditors that they are compliant with regulations and standards like PCI-DSS, from enterprise data centers all the way down to the individual retail store, POS, or kiosk. SecureVue provides a seamless view into all security data across the enterprise, providing retail information security and compliance professionals with the capabilities they need:
Collect, correlate, analyze and report on all security data required to detect and prevent malicious attacks: log and event data, asset data, configuration data, vulnerability data, performance metrics, and network flow data
Agentless technology requires no code installed on end-point devices, simplifying deployment to hundreds or even thousands of retail locations and kiosks
Detailed compliance reporting for a broad range of regulations, best practices, and standards, including the
latest PCI-DSS 1.2 standard
Click on the related resources to the right to see how SecureVue can help retail organizations gain the upper hand in data breach prevention, and ensure compliance with major regulations, best practices, and standards like
PCI-DSS.
Collect, correlate, analyze and report on all security data required to detect and prevent malicious attacks: log and event data, asset data, configuration data, vulnerability data, performance metrics, and network flow data
