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PCI DSS compliance for card data.

If you store, process or transmit card-payment data, PCI DSS applies. We scope it tightly, close the gaps, and help you prove compliance.

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Why it matters

Handling card data brings strict requirements from the payment brands. The scope can balloon if you are not careful, and a gap can mean penalties or losing the ability to take payments. Done right, the scope stays small and the work is manageable.

How we do it

We define and minimise your cardholder-data scope first, because scope drives everything else. Then we assess against the PCI DSS requirements, close the gaps, and prepare the evidence for your SAQ or QSA assessment.

Team credentials: OSCP · CISSP · CISA · CEH · ISO 27001 Lead Auditor.

What you get

  • Cardholder-data scope definition
  • Gap assessment against PCI DSS
  • Segmentation and control guidance
  • Evidence for SAQ or QSA
  • A remediation roadmap
  • Readiness for assessment

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How this looks in practice.

Fintech

ISO 27001:2022 certification for a fintech startup

A fast-growing fintech needed ISO 27001:2022 to satisfy enterprise customers and regulators, without an ISMS slowing the team down.

  • ISMS implementation and a gap analysis against the 2022 controls
  • Controls matched to how the business actually operates, not a generic template
  • Internal audit support, then continuous improvement into surveillance audits

Achieved certification with an ISMS the team can run day to day, turning the audit into a sales asset.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

Can we reduce our PCI scope?
Usually yes, and it is the first thing we look at. The less of your environment that touches card data, the smaller and less costly compliance gets.
Do we need a QSA?
It depends on your transaction volume and how you take payments. Many companies can self-assess with an SAQ; we help you work out which path applies.
We use a payment provider. Are we still in scope?
Often a reduced scope, but rarely zero. We confirm exactly what applies based on how payments flow through your systems.
Do we need a full audit or can we self-assess?
Most growing companies qualify for a Self-Assessment Questionnaire rather than a full on-site assessment. We confirm which SAQ type fits your setup and help you complete it honestly.
How does PCI relate to SOC 2 or ISO 27001?
They share a lot of the same controls, like access control, logging and encryption. If you are doing more than one, we plan them together so the evidence is collected once.

Across the lifecycle

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Why Singahi

What you get with Singahi.

One team, end to end

Compliance, assessment and managed security from one partner that grows with you.

Credentials on the actual team

OSCP, CISSP, CISA, CEH and ISO 27001 Lead Auditor, on every engagement.

AI-assisted and manual

Automation for scale, with people for the judgment that actually matters.

Built to prove it

Evidence your customers, investors and regulators recognise.

Reviewed and updated

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What happens next

  1. Tell us the trigger

    A questionnaire, an audit date or an investor ask. The short form or a call both work.

  2. A practitioner replies

    A senior practitioner, not a bot, within four business hours.

  3. You get a scoped next step

    An honest view of what the work involves. No pressure, no theatre.