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Hosted by Jason Edwards · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 59 episodes
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Certified: The PCI QSA Certification Audio Course is an audio-first training program built for working security and compliance professionals who need to understand what it really means to operate as a PCI Qualified Security Assessor. If you’re moving into payment security, supporting PCI DSS assessments, or stepping up from “PCI helper” to “PCI lead,” this course is designed for you. It assumes you already speak basic security and risk, but it does not assume you already know PCI inside and out. You’ll get the context, the vocabulary, and the practical judgment that separates box-checking from a defensible assessment. You can use it as structured prep for the QSA role, or as a way to level up your ability to work with assessors, merchants, and service providers without getting lost in the weeds.Across Certified: The PCI QSA Certification Audio Course, you’ll learn how QSAs think, how assessments are planned, and how evidence is evaluated when the goal is to produce conclusions you ca
Jason Edwards hosts Certified: The PCI Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) Audio Course, a technology show with 59 episodes published.
This final episode reinforces the high-yield concepts that appear across QSA exam questions by tying scoping, evidence, testing, and reporting into one coherent mental model you can recall quickly under time pressure. Yo
This episode focuses on the reporting mistakes that consistently create review friction, because the exam and the QSA profession both expect you to write with clarity, precision, and alignment between what was tested and
This episode focuses on evidence handling as a security and professionalism requirement, because PCI assessments involve sensitive artifacts and the exam expects you to understand how evidence quality and protection affe
This episode teaches scoping in modern architectures where ownership boundaries and infrastructure layers can be abstracted, because the exam expects you to apply PCI principles even when there are no “traditional server
This episode clarifies a common decision area where exam questions like to trap candidates: when tokenization is the right tool, when encryption is the right tool, and when a design uses both but teams misunderstand what
This episode prepares you for the quality assurance expectations that shape QSA work, because the exam and the profession assume you understand that assessments are reviewed, challenged, and measured against consistency
This episode focuses on retention and deletion because PCI scope often stays large simply because data lingers in places nobody monitors, and the QSA exam tests whether you can connect minimization decisions to evidence
This episode explains shared responsibility as a scoping and evidence discipline, because PCI assessments often fail when teams assume “the provider handles it” without proving who owns which controls and where those con
This episode teaches certificate and TLS lifecycle management as an operational control that impacts encryption reliability, service availability, and the defensibility of data-in-transit protections, making it a frequen
This episode addresses payment page protection, a high-visibility topic where the exam expects you to understand how client-side scripts can exfiltrate data even when everything “behind the page” looks secure. You’ll lea
This episode tackles mobile and contactless payment patterns that can confuse scope and responsibilities, because modern payment flows often involve device ecosystems, tokenization layers, and third-party components that
This episode focuses on payment terminals and PIN entry devices, explaining how QSAs evaluate device security in a way that aligns with PCI PTS expectations and real-world operational controls. You’ll learn what PTS is i
This episode teaches how QSAs evaluate third-party and support access because these pathways routinely bypass standard controls, expand scope, and create high-impact risk when they are not tightly governed. You’ll learn
This episode focuses on databases because they are one of the most common places cardholder data ends up lingering, replicating, and leaking into unexpected corners, and the exam expects QSAs to reason about both configu
This episode covers time synchronization as a foundational control that quietly impacts log integrity, incident response, and the credibility of audit trails, making it a frequent “hidden dependency” topic on QSA exams.
This episode explains file integrity monitoring as a practical detection and accountability control, not just a compliance artifact, and it shows why the exam expects you to understand scope selection and operational evi
This episode teaches change control as a control system that protects PCI outcomes, because the QSA exam frequently tests whether you can connect “significant change” events to required testing, documentation, and govern
This episode focuses on two areas where PCI assessments often uncover “quiet” scope expansion and real risk: wireless connectivity and remote access pathways. You’ll learn how QSAs evaluate whether wireless networks are
This episode focuses on how organizations decide “how often” controls are performed and tested, because QSA exams frequently probe your understanding of frequency requirements, trigger events, and what evidence proves th
This episode teaches vulnerability severity as a decision discipline, because PCI programs often live or die on how well teams distinguish urgent exposure from background noise, and the exam tests whether you can reason
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