RE: PCI/DSS and Cisco IOS upgrade

From: Travis Niedens <niedentj_at_hotmail.com>
Date: Tue, 8 Sep 2009 16:02:26 +0000

You have to think more along the lines of: - how is access permitted? - how
are changes logged? - how do you deploy the security features of the device? -
what are your security policies and how can you prove they are enforced? Two
tools I have used to assist with this: Pari networks - config analysis Cisco
MARS - proactive / reactive monitoring and reporting The intent is to make
sure merchants secure their environment, are proactive and carry out due
diligence. There are additional areas that are included such as server,
storage and backup infrastuctures. Lastly, keep in mind that PCI is NOT law -
it is a standard set of guidelines from visa, mastercard et al. Which is
enforced by them in addition to BANKS. That's where they nail you if you get
hacked and didnt do "due dilligence". Make sure you have the latest DSS, know
what your level is and what your bank expects from you (evidence, audit
reports, etc.). Hth, Travis

-----Original Message-----
From: subodh.rawat_at_wipro.com
Sent: 9/8/2009 9:38:14 AM
To: ccielab_at_groupstudy.com
Subject: PCI/DSS and Cisco IOS upgrade
Hi Guys,

I would appreciate if someone can answer this.

Is it mandatory to upgrade IOS of Cisco routers and switches to meet PCI/DSS
compliance?

If someone has done this, any challenges you faced during IOS upgrade?

Regards,
Subodh

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