This one got past me last week.
From Search Security:
Responding to a wave of criticism and confusion surrounding the imminent deadline for a new section of the PCI Data Security Standard regarding Web application security, the PCI Security Standards Council has released documentation intended to clarify the requirements for securing Web applications.
The clarification is meant to settle some of the confusion regarding the pending enforcement of PCI DSS Requirement 6.6 , which covers application firewalls and code reviews.
Security practitioners and industry observers had criticized the language in the new requirement, saying that it was unclear whether organizations needed to perform a code review and deploy a Web application firewall, or whether one or the other is sufficient. The new document explains that companies can do either the code review or install the application firewall, but that the council would ideally like to see them do both.
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Tags: PCI, PCI Compliance, PCI Web Security
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