A systems administrator at a multinational e-commerce company is auditing network architecture and storage policies for an online store that processes credit card transactions and maintains profile details for customers residing in the European Union. Which TWO of the following operational controls must the administrator implement to satisfy PCI-DSS and GDPR requirements?
- Segment the network hosting the cardholder data environment (CDE) from non-payment web application systems.Answer
- Establish a documented workflow to process customer requests for the complete deletion of their personal data.Answer
- CStore customer credit card CVV security codes in an encrypted database vault for automatic subscription renewals.
- DApply FERPA privacy controls to customer support ticket logs and contact histories.
Answer
The administrator must segment the cardholder data environment (CDE) from other non-payment web infrastructure to satisfy PCI-DSS standards and establish a procedure for handling customer requests for complete personal data erasure to comply with GDPR.
Segmenting the cardholder data environment (CDE) limits the scope of PCI-DSS audits and prevents unauthorized access across web segments. Implementing a data deletion request process satisfies the GDPR 'Right to Erasure' (Right to be Forgotten) requirement for EU citizens.
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Key Concept
Identifying operational scope and technical compliance controls for PCI-DSS and GDPR