PCI DSS v4.0.1 – Governing your PCI DSS Compliance

The Payment Card Industry – Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) has played a vital role in providing organisations with a controls framework to keep the entire payment ecosystem secure and encouraging trust among customers. This has led to the adoption of digital payment technologies and its various innovations. Now in 2025, we are already at the end of the transition phase to the new version 4. With all future dated controls becoming mandatory from 1st April 2025, and the new iteration version 4.0.1 being active, organizations must adapt in order to stay certified.

This webinar will focus on the implementation and governance of PCI DSS related controls with all the ‘future-dated’ controls of the new version 4 becoming mandatory form 1st of April 2025. We look at what the new standard covers, how it would impact your compliance posture and how you can better manage these controls to ensure that you meet your compliance needs.

If you are looking for a better understand of PCI compliance and how to achieve certification, this is the webinar for you. We shall cover in detail how you can implement and govern the PCI DSS controls in the most effective manner. We shall also discuss the adoption of new technologies in the payment eco-systems. Also, we will look at the ‘Compensating Controls’ and ‘Customized Approach’ and when to use which. This webinar aims to provide helpful insights on PCI DSS to make your compliance journey easier.

SPEAKER

Kunal Sikdar
Cyber Security Services Manager

Kunal is a PCI QSA with 14 years of experience working in Information Security Governance, Risk and Compliance. He specialises in security compliances such as PCI DSS and other regulatory compliances such as HIPAA and GDPR. He has worked in payment security and compliance domain for over 12 years. He has helped many clients around the world achieve their PCI DSS certification. Kunal has rich experience working with clients in the banking sector, payment service providers, payment gateways, and merchants.