(CPSCM) - Certified Payment Security Compliance Manager Workshop
Join our CPSCM Workshop for comprehensive training on the entire PCI DSS Suite including PCI DSS, PCI PIN, PCI 3DS, PCI SAQ, UPI, Mobile Wallets and beyond. This comprehensive workshop shapes professionals to unlock expertise in payment security compliance. Secure your role as a leader in the evolving landscape of payment security.
Earn 16 CPE credits
Who Should Attend?
Why Attend CPSCM Workshop?
 Payment Security Officers
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| Compliance Managers
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| Auditors
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| Risk Management Professionals
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| Stay relevant with the latest security trends
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| Gain practical knowledge through hands-on workshops
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| Enhance your career with a recognized certification
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| Connect with industry experts and peers
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| Earn 16 CPE credits
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What to Expect from Certified Payment Security
Compliance Manager Training Program?
Understanding the
PCI Suite of Standard
Delve into the details of PCI DSS requirements, from data discovery to compensating controls. Explore synergized compliance approach and gain insights into the broader suite of payment standards beyond PCI DSS, including PCI PIN, PCI 3DS, PCI P2PE, PCI CP, SSF, and SWIFT.
BUILDING THE FOUNDATION
Dive into the background and evolution of the payment industry, understanding the intricacies of payment transaction flows, and exploring the roles and responsibilities of entities within the payment ecosystem. Get acquainted with the various form factors for payment and payment channels, staying up to date with the latest changes in PCI DSS v4.0.1.
Emerging Payment Technologies
Uncover the intricacies of SWIFT, UPI, Mobile Payments, QR Codes, and Contactless Payments. Learn their architectures, security measures, transaction flows, and global adaptability, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the diverse landscape of modern payment technologies.
Maintaining Compliance
Grasp the nuances of maintaining compliance, the frequency of activities for PCI DSS annual revalidation, and the crucial aspects of report review. Explore the PCI DSS resources and knowledge library, culminating in a practical case study to reinforce your understanding.
Why CPSCM Training Program Is Important?
Comprehensive Understanding: CPSCM provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the payment industry’s intricacies, covering everything from the evolution of payment methods to the latest standards like PCI DSS v4.0.1.
Risk Mitigation and Compliance: By combining risk assessment methodologies and in-depth discussions on control requirements, participants gain the expertise to implement robust security measures. This knowledge is crucial for mitigating risks and ensuring compliance in an ever-evolving regulatory landscape.
Adaptability to Emerging Technologies: The program goes beyond traditional payment methods, delving into emerging technologies such as mobile payments, QR codes, and contactless payments. This knowledge is essential for professionals who need to stay ahead of the curve in a rapidly changing industry.
Industry-Relevant Insights: Led by industry experts, CPSCM offers insights into the roles and responsibilities of entities within the payment ecosystem. Participants gain practical knowledge that is directly applicable to their professional roles, making them valuable assets to their organizations.
Global Perspective: Understanding the global adaptability of payment technologies is crucial in today’s interconnected world. CPSCM equips participants with insights into different payment channels, ensuring they can navigate the complexities of both local and international payment ecosystems.
Practical Application: CPSCM doesn’t just impart theoretical knowledge; it includes case studies and discussions from a Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) standpoint. This practical application ensures participants are not only well-versed in theory but also equipped to apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios.
Benefits of Joining CPSCM Workshop
What Will You Learn?
 Elements of the card and importance of card data (Track data, CCV, PAN, PIN)
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| Payment transaction flow (Card present and Card not present)
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| Stages of payment processing (Authentication, Authorization, Clearing and Settlement)
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| Roles and Responsibilities of various entities involved in payment ecosystem
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| PCI SSC and responsibilities/ differences b/w ISA, QSA, PCI SSC and ASV
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| Cards
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| Mobile Money
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| Wearables – Digital Devices
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| Contactless
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| QR Codes
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| Transition timelines – v3.2.1 to v4.0.1
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| Goals and summary of changes
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| Type of PCI DSS environments
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| What to look for when hosting system components in the different types of cloud environment
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| Shared Responsibility Matrix
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| Combination of NIST, OCTAVE, and ISO Risk assessment
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| TRA – Targeted Risk Analysis as part of PCI DSS v4.0
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| Merchant and service provider levels
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| Applicability and different types of SAQ
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| Detailed discussion on Requirement 1 To 3 of PCI DSS and sub-requirements
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| Best practices from a QSA standpoint
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| Importance of Data Discovery and other tools to implement PCI DSS requirements
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| Detailed discussion on Requirement 4 To 12 of PCI DSS and sub-requirements
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| Best practices from a QSA standpoint
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| Compensating controls
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| Differences b/w Defined and Customized approach
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| Synergized compliance for PCI DSS
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| PCI PIN, PCI 3DS, PCI P2PE, PCI CP, SSF and SWIFT
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| Are these standards interrelated?
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| PCI 3DS data flow – Architecture review
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| ACS, DS and 3DSS
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| Overview of the PCI 3DS requirements and dependency on PCI DSS
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| Transition timelines b/w PA DSS and SSF
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| Changes b/w PA DSS and SSF
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| SSF – S3 and SSLC Applicability
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| Architecture review – Layout (Physical and Logical)
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| Overview of requirements
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| Different architectures and applicability of SWIFT
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| SWIFT – CSCF 2023 framework
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| What is UPI, and what are the advantages of using UPI
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| Security behind UPI vs. other form factors of payment
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| Sample UPI transaction flow
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| Adaptability of UPI as a form factor of payment across the world
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| What are mobile payments
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| Advantages of mobile payments
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| Security of mobile payments
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| Sample mobile payment transaction flow
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| Global Adaptability of mobile paymentss
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| What are QR Code payments
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| Advantages of QR code
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| Security of QR code payments
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| Sample QR payment transaction flow
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| Global Adaptability of QR code payments
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| What are Contactless payments
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| Advantages of Contactless payments
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| Security of Contactless payments
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| Sample Contactless payment transaction flow
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| Global Adaptability of Contactless payment
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| Requirements overview and summary
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| PCI DSS Annual Revalidation – Frequency of activities to be performed
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| Report review – ROC and AOC. What to look for?
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| PCI DSS resources and knowledge Library
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| Case study – PCI DSS
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Testimonials
Excited to have completed the Certified Payment Security Compliance Manager Training! Strengthening my knowledge in payment security and compliance to better support secure financial ecosystems.
It is my pleasure to inform that I have accomplished my Certified Payment Security Compliance Manager (CPSCM) certification after attending an intensive training workshop conducted by Ampcus Cyber.
It was an enriching experience, with insightful sessions led by professionals from the sector who offered perspective and insight on the complex world of PCI DSS compliance and the broader canvas of payment security.
I’m proud to share that I am now a Certified Payment Security Compliance Manager (CPSCM) from Ampcus Cyber! This milestone was made possible through an in-depth workshop with Ampcus Cyber.
Through this training, I’ve developed critical expertise in identifying, securing, and defending Personally Identifiable Information (PII) in payment environments. This is a key pillar of modern cybersecurity. The CPSCM Workshop is designed to shape professionals into leaders in the evolving landscape of payment security.
Proud to have earned the Certified Payment Security Compliance Manager (CPSCM) certification through Ampcus Cyber. Strengthening my role in securing payment systems and ensuring compliance