TechNet Radio: How Microsoft IT Streamlined PCI Compliance (Channel 9)

TechNet Radio: How Microsoft IT Streamlined PCI Compliance

Posted: Jan 10, 2013 at 4:00 AM

By: ChrisCaldwell, TechNet Radio

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Technical Evangelist, Chris Avis welcome Principal Security Architect Man Nguyen to the show as they discuss how Microsoft IT created a process to track, manage and report PCI compliance at Microsoft while leveraging System Center, Windows Server and SQL Server solutions. Tune in as he shares with us ways in which his team is supporting PCI requirements as well as best practices and future integration plans using Windows Azure.

[4:42] Describe some of the challenges your team had to overcome with regards to PCI requirements?
[15:13] How did Microsoft IT meet these requirements?
[26:20] What does the future look like for PCI DSS and cloud computing?
[32:37] What are some best practices you can share with us?

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waelmoselhy

Jan 14, 2013 at 9:08 AM

goood

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