Assess Once, Comply to Many
PCI DSS Scope Reduction
Implement validated P2PE solutions to significantly reduce PCI DSS scope for merchants by encrypting cardholder data at the point of interaction.
Cardholder Data Protection
Protect sensitive payment information through strong encryption that secures cardholder data during transmission.
PCI SSC Validation
ControlCase helps organizations achieve validation under PCI SSC standards through rigorous P2PE assessment and certification processes.
What is PCI P2PE?
PCI Point-to-Point Encryption (P2PE) is a standard devices by the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) to protect cardholder data by encrypting it from the point of interaction (POI) stagingice until it reaches the secure decryption environment.
P2PE ensures that sensitive cardholder data remains encrypted during transmission, preventing unauthorized access in case of a breach.
A validated P2PE solution includes secure encryption devices, key management systems, and strict operational controls to protect the entire encryption lifecycle.
Organizations implementing PCI-validated P2PE solutions can significantly reduce the number of systems that fall within the scope of PCI DSS compliance.
Why Choose ControlCase for PCI P2PE?
P2PE Services & Assessment Solutions
Comprehensive PCI P2PE-related services designed to support merchants, solution providers, and vendors in securing payment environments and reducing PCI DSS scope.
Assessment of Merchants acting as its own Solution Provider for PCI DSS Scope reduction.
Assessment to identify gaps with the PCI P2PE Standard and the impact of a non-PCI-listed encryption solution on PCI DSS.
Assess the merchant implementation of an end-to-end encryption (E2EE) payment solution that will be used for PCI DSS scope reduction.
Assessment of P2PE applications and component providers used within the solution.
ControlCase P2PE Certification Process
Our structured P2PE assessment methodology ensures thorough evaluation of your encryption solution across all P2PE domains, guiding you from initial analysis through PCI SSC listing.
