PCI DSS ASV Scanning

PCI DSS Requirement 11.2.2 requires merchants and service providers to perform quarterly external vulnerability scans by an Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV). Schellman’s ASV Unified Scan service can deliver the required scans and provide actionable data for organizations.

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Why PCI DSS ASV Scanning?

Schellman’s comprehensive vulnerability scanning service assists with internal security and external compliance requirements, including, but not limited to PCI and FedRAMP.

With flexible deployment and technology solutions, Schellman’s Unified Scan service works with organizations on a monthly or quarterly basis scanning targets in the environment including infrastructure and operating systems, web applications, and databases.

Our Process

We begin each project with your end goals in mind and to provide preparation for future key project activities. Effective communication and timely coordination of project planning activities are central to our methodology with our clients.

Planning

After the agreement is executed, the first phase of the engagement is planning. This is to ensure that Schellman and the Client are fully aware of the what, who, when, why, and how prior to the beginning of testing.

Proper planning is imperative to the success of a project. Schellman has standard processes to cover the important pieces of the engagement.

Understanding and Kickoff

The kickoff is considered the start of the engagement. If needed, Schellman will schedule a call at the beginning of, or just prior to, the kickoff to finalize any outstanding items. Schellman will be available to the client with any questions.

By including communication prior to starting, Schellman ensures that no last-minute changes to the project or team have occurred and the Client has the plan prior to the testing and on-site visit.

Testing and Gathering

Testing and gathering is the core of the compliance engagement. Due to the planning and understanding processes, this phase will be an accumulation of gathering the evidence needed for the objectives discussed.

Schellman has a no surprise policy and has daily contact with the stakeholders during the testing and gathering activities. Furthermore, Schellman will begin documentation of the draft deliverable to be able to provide it to the Client efficiently after this phase. The Client will have confidence the Schellman team has completed this phase timely and completely.

Reporting

Schellman’s testing methodology ends with reporting, but the entire assessment is focused on creating a deliverable that is clear, concise, and accurate.

Schellman’s report takes into account the entire process and customizes a report for each Client. The draft report will be provided within 2 weeks of the last day of testing and gathering phase, and a final report will be provided within 30 days. This timing is unsurpassed by the industry.

Case Studies

Discover how our process has helped leading organizations successfully achieve their objectives in compliance:

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Your PCI DSS ASV Specialist,
Matt Wilgus

Matt Wilgus is a Principal at Schellman, where he leads the Threat and Vulnerability Assessment offerings. In this role he heads the delivery of Schellman’s penetration testing services related to FedRAMP and PCI assessments, as well as other regulatory and compliance programs.

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Fixed-Fee Using an outcome-based, fixed-fee pricing model based on our extensive experience
Scope Creep We see less than 5% of our clients that see amendments and are often the result of a scope expansion
Low Overhead Low overhead means a flexible financial structure

Learn more about our pricing process

How much will your audit cost?

Whether it is an ISO 27001 certification, SOC 2 examination or a FedRAMP assessment, companies are often challenged by the need to address customer requirements while ensuring a return on compliance investment.

The most important factor in scoping a potential assessment is understanding what deliverable the recipient (i.e. your customer or partner) is expecting.

Once we have scoped your environment and needs, there are several factors that contribute to Schellman’s pricing:

Fixed-Fee Using an outcome-based, fixed-fee pricing model based on our extensive experience
Scope Creep We see less than 5% of our clients that see amendments and are often the result of a scope expansion
Low Overhead Low overhead means a flexible financial structure

Learn more about our pricing process

PCI DSS ASV Scanning

PCI DSS Requirement 11.2.2 requires merchants and service providers to perform quarterly external vulnerability scans by an Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV). Schellman’s ASV Unified Scan service can deliver the required scans and provide actionable data for organizations.

Why PCI DSS ASV Scanning?

Our Process

Planning

Understanding and Kickoff

Testing and Gathering

Reporting

Case Studies

Wrike Case Study

Complete Discovery Source

Iron Mountain

Your PCI DSS ASV Specialist,
Matt Wilgus

Matt Wilgus is a Principal at Schellman, where he leads the Threat and Vulnerability Assessment offerings. In this role he heads the delivery of Schellman’s penetration testing services related to FedRAMP and PCI assessments, as well as other regulatory and compliance programs.

How much will your audit cost?

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PCI DSS ASV Scanning

PCI DSS Requirement 11.2.2 requires merchants and service providers to perform quarterly external vulnerability scans by an Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV). Schellman’s ASV Unified Scan service can deliver the required scans and provide actionable data for organizations.

Why PCI DSS ASV Scanning?

Our Process

Planning

Understanding and Kickoff

Testing and Gathering

Reporting

Case Studies

Wrike Case Study

Complete Discovery Source

Iron Mountain

Your PCI DSS ASV Specialist,Matt Wilgus

Matt Wilgus is a Principal at Schellman, where he leads the Threat and Vulnerability Assessment offerings. In this role he heads the delivery of Schellman’s penetration testing services related to FedRAMP and PCI assessments, as well as other regulatory and compliance programs.

How much will your audit cost?

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Your PCI DSS ASV Specialist,
Matt Wilgus