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PCI DSS compliance software

SecBoard keeps the PCI DSS requirement text and the evidence that a control is in place. It does not replace the assessor.

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Two places, one standard

The standards module stores PCI DSS categories and requirements, with translations, editing, import and export, and group-based access. Framework compliance is where a company maps controls to PCI DSS, attaches evidence, and tracks status. The knowledge-base overview says the same split: the catalog for the requirement text, the framework for the evidence.

The surrounding records

A PCI DSS file usually needs more than the requirement list. SecBoard already has the asset registry, the access matrix and requests, incident records, policies with approval, security awareness, and third-party assessments. Those modules are linked from the PCI DSS overview in the knowledge base.

Questions

No. It stores requirements, mapped controls, evidence, and status for the team and the assessor.

In the standards module, as PCI DSS categories and requirements. Evidence is attached in framework compliance.

Yes. The standards module stores translations of the PCI DSS categories and requirements.

Assets, access, incidents, documents, awareness, and TPRM. Each has its own module page.

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