API Security for PCI Compliance
This 60-minute course examines the new PCI DSS 4.0 requirements and details the API security obligations for compliance. DSS 4.0 introduces API security concerns for the time ever - enroll to understand what the implications are for your organization.
(Earn 1 CPE)
Course Topics
Introduction
Overview of the API Security for PCI Compliance course.
Why API Security
Understand why APIs have become a primary target for attackers.
PCI Overview
Review of the PCI standard, history and evolution.
Data Security Standard
Examination of the DSS requirements and changes in 4.0.
Reviewing the DSS Requirements
Detailed look at DSS sections and the implications for API security and compliance.
Conclusion & Best Practices
Course summary, including best practices and do’s and don’ts.
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Complete API Security for PCI DSS Resources
PCI DSS Requirements for API Security Webinar
Engage in a thought-provoking discussion with esteemed API security experts Corey J. Ball and Casey Wassom, as they unravel the recent changes and provide actionable steps to fortify your APIs and achieve compliance.
Expert Guide: Securing APIs in Financial Services
Large financial institutions have hundreds of applications and microservices, any of which could contain either newly created or unknown vulnerabilities.
Dan Barahona
We created APIsec University to provide much-needed API security training - and to build a community for current, and aspiring, cyber professionals."
Meet the Instructor
Dan Barahona
Dan brings over 20 years of cybersecurity experience with executive leadership roles at APIsec, Qualys, Anomali, ArcSight and others. He’s led Product Development, Sales teams, and Marketing at startups and publicly traded companies. Dan co-founded APIsec University with Corey Ball in 2022 to help develop a new army of API security defenders. He earned engineering degrees from Rensselaer Polytechnic and Cornell University, and an MBA from University of Michigan.
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