How Centraleyezer covers PCI-DSS
Centraleyezer maps directly to the technical requirements — with built-in evidence collection so audits are fast.
Bespoke and custom software security
Centraleyezer tracks vulnerabilities in custom software components (SAST/DAST integrations), ensuring bespoke code enters the same risk-based remediation queue as third-party vulnerabilities.
All software protected from known vulnerabilities
Continuous vulnerability scanning and real-time threat intelligence ensure your cardholder data environment (CDE) coverage is always current. Scan coverage metrics are reported by scope.
Security patch and update process
Centraleyezer enforces PCI-DSS patching SLAs: critical vulnerabilities (1 month), high (3 months). Automatic escalation triggers when SLAs approach, with full audit trail for QSAs.
Web-facing applications protected
Web application vulnerabilities are flagged and tracked separately, with internet-exposure factored into the contextual risk score — ensuring WAF gaps are prioritised accordingly.
Quarterly scan and annual penetration test evidence
Centraleyezer exports the data your QSA needs: scan results, vulnerability age analysis, SLA adherence rates, and remediation timelines — packaged per PCI assessment period. Centraleyezer does not produce the Report on Compliance itself; that comes from your QSA.
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- RBVM vs Traditional Vulnerability Management
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