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Hosted by Jason Edwards · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 59 episodes
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Certified: The PCI ISA Certification Audio Course is built for security and compliance professionals who touch payment environments and want to earn the PCI Internal Security Assessor credential without turning study time into a second job. If you’re a security analyst, compliance lead, auditor-in-training, IT manager, or someone responsible for PCI DSS readiness inside your organization, this course is designed for you. You don’t need to be a full-time PCI specialist to start, but you should be comfortable with basic security concepts, common enterprise systems, and the idea of documenting evidence. The goal is simple: help you understand what the ISA role really does, how PCI DSS expectations show up in day-to-day work, and how to speak clearly and confidently about controls, testing, and outcomes.In Certified: The PCI ISA Certification Audio Course, you’ll learn how to interpret PCI DSS requirements in plain language, translate them into practical actions, and recognize what “good
Jason Edwards hosts Certified: The PCI-DSS Internal Security Assessor (ISA) Audio Course, a technology show with 59 episodes published.
This episode closes the series by focusing on alert triage and prioritization, because the ISA exam expects you to understand that monitoring is only effective when alerts lead to timely, consistent action under pressure
This episode teaches log correlation and threat hunting as practical skills that strengthen monitoring controls and show up in ISA exam scenarios where a single alert is not enough to understand what really happened. You
This episode focuses on evidence planning and sampling because the ISA exam often tests whether you can collect proof that controls operate consistently, not just find a single screenshot that looks good. You’ll define w
This episode teaches you how to evaluate Attestations of Compliance and contractual requirements in a way that supports the ISA exam and prevents the real-world mistake of treating paperwork as proof of protection. You’l
This episode covers third-party access and integrations as a high-risk area because the ISA exam often tests whether you can spot hidden access paths and unclear responsibility boundaries that undermine otherwise strong
This episode focuses on supporting services that rarely get attention until they fail, because the ISA exam expects you to recognize that services like DNS and NTP can directly impact security controls, logging credibili
This episode teaches network infrastructure security as a control set you must validate end to end, because ISA exam scenarios often reveal that the environment “looks segmented” while the underlying routers, firewalls,
This episode focuses on endpoint hardening because the PCI ISA exam often treats user workstations and admin endpoints as the easiest place for attackers to gain credentials, bypass controls, and move toward systems that
This episode explains virtualization security as an assessment topic that often gets overlooked until a real incident or a hard exam question forces you to connect the hypervisor layer to PCI impact. You’ll define the vi
This episode focuses on containers and serverless workloads because modern payment environments often run on ephemeral infrastructure, and the ISA exam expects you to reason about control effectiveness even when there is
This episode teaches cloud scoping as a discipline of responsibility mapping, because the ISA exam often tests whether you can correctly separate what the cloud provider secures from what your organization must secure, d
This episode focuses on e-skimming and payment page integrity, a modern risk area that the ISA exam increasingly expects you to understand because attackers often target browser-based checkout flows rather than back-end
This episode explains why backups and disaster recovery are often the quiet place where PCI control boundaries break, and why the ISA exam expects you to evaluate backup security with the same rigor as production systems
This episode teaches asset inventory and data classification as the foundation for accurate PCI scoping and consistent control application, which is why ISA exam scenarios often start with incomplete inventories and end
This episode focuses on documentation as an enforceable control layer, because the ISA exam often asks you to distinguish between a policy statement, a standard that defines requirements, and a procedure that tells peopl
This episode explains why security training must be role-specific to satisfy PCI intent and to align with ISA exam expectations that test whether people can execute controls, not just acknowledge policies. You’ll define
This episode teaches forensic readiness as a practical discipline that supports PCI expectations, incident response effectiveness, and exam scenarios focused on evidence credibility. You’ll define forensic readiness as t
This episode focuses on incident response as a lived, repeatable capability, because the PCI ISA exam frequently tests whether you understand response as more than a document on a shared drive. You’ll define what an inci
This episode teaches file integrity monitoring as a control that proves system integrity over time, which is why the ISA exam often uses it to test whether you understand detection, alerting, and governance rather than s
This episode focuses on time synchronization because the ISA exam expects you to understand how inaccurate clocks break investigations, weaken log correlation, and reduce the credibility of evidence during assessment. Yo
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