Research report

Commercial CNI organizations' approach to mitigating PCI DSS compliance risks

An average of 60 network device misconfigurations were discovered in the last year by Commercial CNI organizations, with nearly 5% deemed “critical” misconfigurations that could have led to a serious breach of security according to latest research.

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Coleman Parkes survey reveals cybersecurity priorities

We commissioned independent B2B research specialists, Coleman Parkes, to investigate by surveying senior cybersecurity decision-makers across the US Commercial CNI sectors - oil & gas, telecoms, and financial services, as well as military and federal organizations for comparison purposes.

Report: Organizational approaches to quantifying the levels of security and PCI DSS compliance risks in the US Commercial CNI sector

About the report

Titania wanted to understand more about how the critical risks associated with misconfigured network devices are currently being managed.

The research results illustrate how the current approaches to misconfiguration detection in CNI networks result in organizations carrying unquantifiable levels of compliance and security risks.

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"Complex networks, large customer bases, and long supply chains make these industries highly susceptible to attacks. The study reveals that given the current organizational approaches to network security, companies cannot be continuously compliant, and as a result carry with them unquantified levels of risk to the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of systems and data."

Phil Lewis Titania

Commercial CNI organizations' approach to mitigating PCI DSS compliance risks