QSA Assessments
IntaForensics® consultants focus on current and impending cyber security risks, advising and supporting clients to ensure they understand the dangers and implications of a successful attack. In a world where your data is a highly sought-after commodity, making sure it is protected must be regarded as a top priority for all organisations.
PCI DSS QSA Assessment
IntaForensics are accredited to offer specialist consultancy for mandatory PCI DSS compliance. We can also add value by offering in-house technical expertise to further improve network and information security for retail, MOTO, e-commerce organisations and service providers.
A Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) is an experienced security professional with a technical and auditing background, who has attained the PCI Qualified Security Assessor certification. A QSA’s role is to assess rather than just audit. As part of a customer’s PCI Compliance journey, the QSA reviews and samples the environment including, people, processes and systems.
QSA Assessment Process
QSA Consultancy Service
Who is this Service For?Customers who already report on their PCI Compliance, through self-assessment or onsite assessment from a QSA company:
Discussing changes to the environment and the impact this will have on compliance requirements;
Reviewing payment channels and their transactional volumes to confirm the correct SAQs are being completed.
QSA On-Site Assessment Support
Who is this Service For?Merchants and Service Providers that are required by their Acquirer or Brand to complete an on-site assessment of their PCI DSS compliance.
QSA Self Assessment Support
Who is this Service For?Merchants or Service Providers that are able to self-assess their PCI compliance status.
Existing Self-Assessment customers that need to review the Self-Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ) they are completing to confirm it is still correct for their environment.
Customers who have taken over the assessment process from another party and need assurance that the self-assessment is correctly identified.
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