Merchants 5 Step Guide
To PCI Compliance
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ISO / Acquirers 5 Step Guide
To PCI Compliance
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Step 4: Finding a PCI DSS Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV)
Do You Need an ASV?
In order to meet the quarterly network scanning requirements, merchants and service providers with a Level of 1, 2, 3, 4, need an ASV to facilitate the scanning.
Any merchant or service provider with annual transactions totaling 10,000 or more is required to have a quarterly network system scan.
According to the PCI Security Standards Council, the MasterCard ASV program was terminated on or about October 7, 2006, and Visa International's QSA certification program transitioned from October to December 2006 to revert to the PCI SSC's guidelines and ASV lists.
Currently, the PCI Security Standards Council administers all ASV contracts, and the PCI SSC also trains and certifies ASVs.
All scans must be conducted by an ASV and are required to conduct scans in accordance with the "Technical
and Operational Requirements for Approved Scanning Vendors (ASVs)" procedures.
The main points of the technical and operational requirements for ASVs are as follows:
- The normal customer environment is not to be impacted.
- The ASV should never penetrate or alter the customer environment.
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Step 1: An Introduction to PCI Compliance
Step 2: Finding The PCI DSS Merchant, Service and Compliance Level
Step 3: Attaining PCI DSS Compliance-Merchant
Step 4: Finding a PCI DSS Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV)
Step 5: Completing the PCI DSS Self Questionnaire
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