Empanelled Firm
Company
Manual + Automated Testing
Risk-Based Reporting
We assess your POS application and the transaction environment it runs in, as agreed during scoping.
How card data is captured, processed, masked, stored, and purged by the application.
Card data, credentials, and keys in files, databases, logs, and temporary storage.
Encryption and integrity of traffic to payment hosts, gateways, and back-office systems.
User roles, default accounts, admin functions, and privileged operations on the POS.
Operating system hardening, services, kiosk escape, and peripheral access, where in scope.
Software update delivery, patching, and tampering protections for the POS application.
Payment-aware, expert-led testing with every finding manually validated before reporting.
Every engagement delivers findings your payment and POS teams can act on.
Extend your POS assessment across PCI DSS compliance, payment software standards, and network segmentation.
Reduce card data risk across the application and environment where payments happen.
Find card data exposure before it becomes a breach.
Reduce risk from default access, weak roles, and POS mode escapes.
Give your POS vendor clear, evidence-backed findings to fix.
Support PCI DSS assessment evidence for your payment environment.
Payment security credentials and expert-led testing of POS applications.
How merchants and POS vendors have used QRC assessments to reduce card data risk.
Practical guides, checklists and templates for planning POS assessments and remediating validated findings.
PCI SSC maintains various PCI security standards, supporting programs, and related documentation
No. It is an independent security assessment. It can support PCI DSS assessments, but it is not PCI SSC validation, listing, or certification of the application.
The POS application and its agreed transaction environment, such as card data handling, local storage, communications, user access, and device configuration.
No. Hardware evaluation under PCI PTS is performed by PCI-recognized laboratories. Device configuration is included only where agreed in scope.
Yes. Testing normally runs in a lab or test environment with test cards, or in agreed windows with production-safe constraints.
Retesting of agreed findings verifies your fixes and records their updated closure status for auditors and customers. Retest scope is confirmed during scoping.
Tell us about your POS application, devices, and payment flows. Our experts will help define the right scope, approach, and next steps.