Navigating PCI and CMMC Compliance: Common Challenges and Emerging Trends

Join us for a fast paced, insight rich webinar designed for anyone navigating today’s increasingly complex compliance requirements. Our team of technical experts will dive into the real-world challenges of achieving and maintaining compliance with these complex and evolving standards, protecting data critical to the nation’s defense and commerce.

PCI and CMMC share many foundational principles, including the need to establish a trusted control environment, develop a thorough understanding of your technical ecosystem, and align security controls with business processes. Both frameworks demand accurate scoping, disciplined governance, and the effective implementation of many overlapping technical controls. PCI and CMMC share many commonalities in terms of establishing a trusted control environment. Both require proper scoping and many of the technical controls are identical. 

As compliance requirements such as PCI and CMMC continue to expand in scope, complexity, and scrutiny, organizations often struggle to translate regulatory expectations into sustainable action. In this session, our experts will provide guidance on navigating some of these challenges, helping to establish a disciplined approach that makes compliance more achievable today and maintainable as requirements, technology, and businesses continue to evolve. 

CPE Hours Available: 1.0

NASBA Knowledge Level: Beginner

NASBA Delivery Method: Group Internet Based

NASBA Field of Study: Information Technology

Prerequisites: None

Advance Preparation: None

Who Should Attend and Why: All industries; anyone directly responsible for cybersecurity, compliance, technology risk, or safeguarding sensitive data

Topic(s): IT Security, Social Engineering, PCI, CMMC, Cyber, Risk, Compliance

Price: $0 - due to this program being offered free of charge, there will be no refunds issued

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CPE will only be awarded to participants on the live broadcast who are logged in for a minimum of 50 minutes and engage on at least three poll questions during the event.

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