What Do French Submarines, Crypto Wallets, and Health Records All Have in Common?

Bilal Khan

September 26, 2025

From Naval Group to Coinbase, breaches show we’re in the Data Era. Security must protect data itself—not just networks—to render theft worthless.

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How to Prove Your Website is Secure Against Script-Based Attacks

Learn how to demonstrate that your website is secure against script-based attacks, meet PCI DSS requirements, and protect your e-commerce systems from malicious injections. This article provides a roadmap for compliance and security best practices.

Guide: Continue Working on 6.4.3/11.6.1 or Focus on Qualifying Under SAQ A?

This guide helps merchants decide whether to continue working on PCI DSS requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 or pursue SAQ A for simplified compliance, reducing their audit scope and improving payment security.

FAQ 1588: More Clarity on SAQ A Eligibility Changes

FAQ 1588 clarifies new eligibility criteria for SAQ A merchants regarding script-based attack protection, and outlines how merchants can either implement security controls or obtain confirmation from their third-party service providers to qualify for SAQ A.

Whether You’re SAQ A or Not, You Can't Afford to Delay PCI DSS 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 Compliance

With the PCI DSS v4.0 requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 enforcement deadline of March 31st, 2025, approaching rapidly, businesses must swiftly implement script management and tamper detection. Neglecting these requirements, which address e-skimming attacks, can lead to substantial fines and operational disruptions. Solutions like DataStealth’s Tamper Detection and Protection (TDP) can automate script inventory and provide real-time monitoring, streamlining the compliance process.

PCI DSS SAQ A Eligibility Changes: Why Security Should Outweigh Compliance Checklists

This blog post recaps a webinar discussing the PCI SSC's changes to SAQ A eligibility, specifically the removal of requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1, and the potential security risks these changes create. It emphasizes that while compliance checklists may appear simpler, the underlying security threats remain, and solutions like tamper detection and secure payment form injection are crucial for maintaining strong security.

Understanding SAQ A’s New Eligibility Criteria

In this blog, we unpack the changes in SAQ A’s eligibility criteria to identify which organizations the PCI SSC has exempted from requirements 6.4.3 & 11.6.1

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