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Insights and Expertise
• Review current PCI DSS compliance posture
Many merchants use ecommerce • Ensure clear responsibility mapping with TPSPs
platforms or web hosting partners • Monitor scripts actively to reduce exposure
• Monitor HTTP headers for unexpected changes
to manage key elements of
their checkout page. But this This isn’t just about ticking boxes. It’s about owning your
security, even when third-party partners are involved.
creates a common vulnerability: Security gaps can emerge quickly. Compliance doesn’t
miscommunication. guarantee security, but visibility helps.
If you don’t know who’s monitoring your scripts or
patching your payment tools, chances are no one is. Now
is the time to find out.
• If so, is my TPSP supporting me by covering require-
ments 6.4.3 and 11.6.1?
As director, PCI compliance, Aperia Compliance, an IXOPAY company,
• For PCI compliance, is my business QSA-reviewed or Chris Bucolo helps merchants and partners navigate and stay compli-
relying on self-assessment? ant with PCI DSS requirements. He has served on PCI working groups
• Can I identify which third parties are embedded in and works closely with stakeholders to turn complexity into clar-
my customer experience—and what they’re doing? ity. Please contact him by email at c.bucolo@ixopay.com or LinkedIn
Take control: Four steps to protect at www.linkedin.com/in/chrisbucolo.
your business and customers
Complexity is unavoidable, but so is the need for vigilance.
Merchants can keep this simple by focusing on what they
can control:
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