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** AQSA has completed PCI DSS v4 training.
** ISA has completed PCI DSS v4 training.
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Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) companies are independent security organizations that have been qualified by the PCI Security Standards Council to validate an entity’s adherence to PCI DSS. QSA Employees are individuals who are employed by a QSA Company and have satisfied and continue to satisfy all QSA Requirements.
Please note, the PCI Security Standards Council maintains an in-depth program for security companies seeking to be certified as Qualified Security Assessors, and to be re-certified as QSAs each year.
Certification and re-certification indicate only that the applicable QSA has successfully met all PCI Security Standards Council requirements to perform PCI DSS Assessments, and the PCI Security Standards Council does not endorse these security solution providers or their business processes or practices.
Although the PCI Security Standards Council strives to ensure that the list of Qualified Security Assessors linked to on this page is current, it is updated frequently and the Council cannot guarantee that the list is up-to-date at all times. Accordingly, each time a client engages a QSA, they are advised to check this list to ensure that its advisor has successfully maintained its status as a Qualified Security Assessor.
Please note, the PCI Security Standards Council maintains an in-depth program for security companies seeking to be certified as 3DS Assessors, as well as to be re-certified as 3DS Assessors each year.
Certification and re-certification indicate only that the applicable 3DS Assessor has successfully met all PCI Security Standards Council requirements to perform 3DS assessments, and the PCI Security Standards Council does not endorse these security solution providers or their business processes or practices.
Although the PCI Security Standards Council strives to ensure that the list of 3DS Assessors linked to this page is current, the list is updated frequently and the PCI Security Standards Council cannot guarantee that the list is current at all times. Accordingly, each time a client engages a 3DS Assessor, the client is advised to check this list on a regular basis to ensure that its Assessor has successfully maintained its status as a 3DS Assessor.
The PCI Security Standards Council maintains an in-depth program for companies and their employees seeking to be certified as QPAs, or re-certified as QPAs each year.
Certification and re-certification indicate only that the applicable QPA has successfully met all PCI Security Standards Council requirements to perform PCI PIN assessments. The Council does not endorse these providers or their business processes or practices.
Although the PCI Security Standards Council strives to ensure that the QPAs listed on this page is accurate, the list is updated frequently, and the Council cannot guarantee that the list is current at all times. Accordingly, clients are advised to check this list regularly to ensure that Assessors have successfully maintained their status as QPAs.
The PCI Security Standards Council maintains an in-depth program for companies and their employees seeking to be certified as SSF Assessors, or re-certified as SSF Assessors each year.
Certification and re-certification indicate only that the applicable Assessor has successfully met all PCI Security Standards Council requirements to perform Secure SLC and/or Secure Software assessments. The Council does not endorse these providers or their business processes or practices.
Although the PCI Security Standards Council strives to ensure that the list of SSF Assessors on this page is accurate, the list is updated frequently, and the Council cannot guarantee that the list is current at all times. Accordingly, clients are advised to check this list regularly to ensure that Assessors have successfully maintained their status as SSF Assessors.
The PCI Security Standards Council maintains an in-depth program for companies and their employees seeking to be certified as SSF Assessors, or re-certified as SSF Assessors each year.
Certification and re-certification indicate only that the applicable Assessor has successfully met all PCI Security Standards Council requirements to perform Secure SLC and/or Secure Software assessments. The Council does not endorse these providers or their business processes or practices.
Although the PCI Security Standards Council strives to ensure that the list of SSF Assessors on this page is accurate, the list is updated frequently, and the Council cannot guarantee that the list is current at all times. Accordingly, clients are advised to check this list regularly to ensure that Assessors have successfully maintained their status as SSF Assessors.
Please note, the PCI Security Standards Council maintains an in-depth program for security companies seeking to be certified as P2PE Assessors and/or P2PE Application Assessors as well as to be re-certified each year.
Certification and re-certification indicate only that the applicable P2PE Assessor and/or P2PE Application Assessor has successfully met all PCI Security Standards Council requirements to perform P2PE Solution and Application assessments, and the PCI Security Standards Council does not endorse these security solution providers or their business processes or practices.
Although the PCI Security Standards Council strives to ensure that the list of Point-to-Point Encryption Assessors linked to this page is current, the list is updated frequently and the PCI Security Standards Council cannot guarantee that the list is current at all times. Accordingly, each time a client engages a P2PE Assessor and/or P2PE Application Assessor, the client is advised to check this list on a regular basis to ensure that its assessor has successfully maintained its status as a Point-to-Point Encryption Assessor.
Please note, the PCI Security Standards Council maintains an in-depth program for security companies seeking to be certified as P2PE Assessors and/or P2PE Application Assessors as well as to be re-certified each year.
Certification and re-certification indicate only that the applicable P2PE Assessor and/or P2PE Application Assessor has successfully met all PCI Security Standards Council requirements to perform P2PE Solution and Application assessments, and the PCI Security Standards Council does not endorse these security solution providers or their business processes or practices.
Although the PCI Security Standards Council strives to ensure that the list of Point-to-Point Encryption Assessors linked to this page is current, the list is updated frequently and the PCI Security Standards Council cannot guarantee that the list is current at all times. Accordingly, each time a client engages a P2PE Assessor and/or P2PE Application Assessor, the client is advised to check this list on a regular basis to ensure that its assessor has successfully maintained its status as a Point-to-Point Encryption Assessor.
The PCI Security Standards Council maintains an in-depth program for companies and their employees seeking to be certified as CPSAs, or re-certified as CPSAs each year.
Certification and re-certification indicate only that the applicable CPSA has successfully met all PCI Security Standards Council requirements to perform Card Production Security assessments. The Council does not endorse these providers or their business processes or practices.
Although the PCI Security Standards Council strives to ensure that the list of CPSAs on this page is accurate, the list is updated frequently, and the Council cannot guarantee that the list is current at all times. Accordingly, clients are advised to check this list regularly to ensure that Assessors have successfully maintained their status as CPSAs.
The PCI Security Standards Council maintains an in-depth program for companies and their employees seeking to be certified as CPSAs, or re-certified as CPSAs each year.
Certification and re-certification indicate only that the applicable CPSA has successfully met all PCI Security Standards Council requirements to perform Card Production Security assessments. The Council does not endorse these providers or their business processes or practices.
Although the PCI Security Standards Council strives to ensure that the list of CPSAs on this page is accurate, the list is updated frequently, and the Council cannot guarantee that the list is current at all times. Accordingly, clients are advised to check this list regularly to ensure that Assessors have successfully maintained their status as CPSAs.
Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) companies are independent security organizations that have been qualified by the PCI Security Standards Council to validate an entity’s adherence to PCI DSS. QSA Employees are individuals who are employed by a QSA Company and have satisfied and continue to satisfy all QSA Requirements.
Please note, the PCI Security Standards Council maintains an in-depth program for security companies seeking to be certified as Qualified Security Assessors, and to be re-certified as QSAs each year.
Certification and re-certification indicate only that the applicable QSA has successfully met all PCI Security Standards Council requirements to perform PCI DSS Assessments, and the PCI Security Standards Council does not endorse these security solution providers or their business processes or practices.
Although the PCI Security Standards Council strives to ensure that the list of Qualified Security Assessors linked to on this page is current, it is updated frequently and the Council cannot guarantee that the list is up-to-date at all times. Accordingly, each time a client engages a QSA, they are advised to check this list to ensure that its advisor has successfully maintained its status as a Qualified Security Assessor.
Please note, the PCI Security Standards Council maintains an in-depth program for forensic companies seeking to be certified as PCI Forensic Investigators, and to be re-certified as PFIs each year.
Certification and re-certification indicate only that the applicable PFI has successfully met all PCI Security Standards Council requirements to perform forensic investigations, and the PCI Security Standards Council does not endorse these providers or their business processes or practices.
Although the PCI Security Standards Council strives to ensure that the list of PCI Forensic Investigators linked to on this page is current, it is updated frequently and the Council cannot guarantee that the list is up-to-date at all times. Accordingly, each time a client engages a PFI, they are advised to check this list to ensure that its advisor has successfully maintained its status as a PCI Forensic Investigator.
Please note, the PCI Security Standards Council maintains an in-depth program for companies seeking to be certified as Internal Security Assessors (ISA), and to be re-certified as ISAs each year.
Certification and re-certification indicates only that the applicable ISA has successfully met all PCI Security Standards Council requirements to perform PCI DSS Assessments, and the PCI Security Standards Council does not endorse this ISA provider or their business processes or practices.
Although the PCI Security Standards Council strives to ensure that the list of Internal Security Assessors linked to on this page is current, it is updated frequently and the Council cannot guarantee that the list is up-to-date at all times. It is advised to re-check this list to ensure that its advisor has successfully maintained its status as a Internal Security Assessor (ISA).
Please note, the PCI Security Standards Council maintains an in-depth program for those seeking to be certified as Qualified Integrators and Resellers, and to be re-certified as QIRs each year.
Certification and re-certification indicate only that the applicable QIR has successfully met all PCI Security Standards Council requirements for the QIR program, and the PCI Security Standards Council does not endorse these security professionals or their business processes or practices.
Although the PCI Security Standards Council strives to ensure that the list of Qualified Integrators and Resellers linked to on this page is current, it is updated frequently and the Council cannot guarantee that the list is up-to-date at all times. Accordingly, each time a client engages a QIR, they are advised to check this list to ensure that its advisor has successfully maintained its status as a Qualified Integrator and Reseller.
