Running Joomla with Payment Processing? Here’s Your PCI Compliance Roadmap If you’re processing payments through your Joomla site, achieving Joomla PCI compliance means more than just installing an SSL certificate. You need to configure your CMS properly, implement security controls beyond default settings, and maintain evidence that your implementation meets PCI DSS requirements. Whether you’re … Read more
Django PCI Compliance Bottom Line Up Front If you’re processing, storing, or transmitting cardholder data in a Django application, you need to understand how Django’s security features map to PCI DSS requirements. The good news: Django provides many security controls out of the box that directly support your compliance efforts. The challenge: you’ll need to … Read more
Ruby on Rails PCI Compliance Bottom Line Up Front Ruby on Rails applications handling payment card data need specific configurations and controls to meet PCI DSS requirements. Your Rails app’s architecture determines whether you’re building for SAQ A-EP (tokenized payments with redirect), SAQ D (storing card data), or somewhere in between. The framework’s conventions make … Read more
Vercel PCI Compliance Bottom Line Up Front Deploying payment applications on Vercel requires careful configuration to achieve Vercel PCI compliance. While Vercel provides a secure edge network and serverless platform, your implementation decisions determine whether your deployment meets PCI requirements. The platform’s architecture can actually simplify compliance when configured correctly, allowing you to leverage Vercel’s … Read more
Cloudways PCI Compliance Managing Cloudways PCI compliance requires understanding how this managed cloud hosting platform fits into your cardholder data environment and which security controls you’ll need to implement versus those provided by the platform. While Cloudways handles much of the infrastructure security, you remain responsible for application-level controls, proper scoping, and maintaining evidence of … Read more
Kinsta PCI Compliance: A Technical Implementation Guide Bottom Line Up Front Kinsta’s managed WordPress hosting infrastructure provides a strong foundation for PCI compliance, handling many infrastructure-level requirements while leaving application-level controls to your implementation team. As a Google Cloud Platform-based hosting provider, Kinsta addresses key aspects of Requirements 2, 6.4, 6.6, 8, 9, 10, and … Read more
HubSpot CMS PCI Compliance Bottom Line Up Front HubSpot CMS can be configured for HubSpot PCI compliance when properly implemented with payment processing integrations. Your e-commerce site on HubSpot can achieve SAQ A or SAQ A-EP compliance by leveraging tokenization and hosted payment fields, keeping sensitive cardholder data completely out of your CMS environment. This … Read more
Drupal PCI Compliance Building a PCI-compliant Drupal site requires careful configuration of your CMS, strategic module selection, and integration with compliant payment gateways. Whether you’re running a small e-commerce site or managing a multi-site enterprise deployment, your Drupal PCI compliance approach directly impacts both your SAQ type and the complexity of your annual assessment. Technical … Read more
Next.js PCI Compliance If you’re building e-commerce applications with Next.js, your PCI compliance posture depends entirely on how you handle payment data. The good news: Next.js’s architecture makes it relatively straightforward to achieve SAQ A or SAQ A-EP compliance by keeping cardholder data away from your servers. The challenge: misconfiguration can accidentally expand your scope … Read more
.NET PCI Compliance Guide Bottom Line Up Front Your .NET applications handling payment card data must meet specific PCI and Virtual under PCI DSS, from secure coding practices to cryptographic implementations. Whether you’re building ASP.NET Core APIs, Windows services processing transactions, or MVC applications with payment forms, this guide covers the technical controls needed for … Read more
