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!License: MIT
!PCI DSS
!Frameworks
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Reorganizing 272 requirements by threat category so you can build actual defense, not just tick compliance boxes.
A complete reorganization of PCI DSS v4.0.1's 272 requirements into 12 threat-based defensi. Each framework:
PCI DSS compliance doesn't prevent breaches. Security teams that understand how requirements combine to defeat specific attacks build more effecti. This repository transforms compliance checkbox exercise into strategic security architecture.
Example: PCI DSS Requirement 8.3.1 requires MFA for administrati. That's a checkbox. The Phishing Attack Defense Framework shows how MFA (Layer 3) combines with user training (Layer 1), email filtering (Layer 2), and beha monitoring (Layer 4) to create comprehensi defense. It provides metrics (phishing click rates <5% after 6 months) and real-world examples (Google's zero successful phishing attacks over 2 years with hardware tokens + training).
1. Phishing Attack Defense - Email filtering, training, MFA, beha detection
2. Insider Threat Defense - Access controls, activity monitoring, pri action auditing
3. Data Exfiltration Pre - Network segmentation, DLP, encryption, egress monitoring
4. DoS Attack Mitigation - Traffic monitoring, rate limiting, capacity planning, failover
5. Zero-Day Response - Patch management, WAF, IDS/IPS, incident response
6. Third-Party Risk - Due diligence, contracts, monitoring, compliance
7. System Hardening - Secure configuration, minimal services, FIM, change management
8. Authentication & Authorization - Identity management, MFA, RBAC, lifecycle management
9. Encryption & Key Management - Data-at-rest, data-in-transit, key lifecycle, HSM
10. Physical Security - Facility access, sur, media destruction, device tampering
11. Policy & Go - Policy documentation, procedures, incident response, compliance
12. Security Training - Baseline awareness, role-specific training, simulations, measurement
| Path | Description | Link |
|:-----|:------------|:----:|
| Root | | |
| ├── README.md | Main documentation and getting started guide | 📄 |
| ├── CONTRIBUTING.md | Contribution guidelines | 📄 |
| ├── CHANGELOG.md | history and releases | 📄 |
| ├── LICENSE | MIT License | 📄 |
| docs/ | Core documentation | |
| ├── 00-introduction.md | O and philosophy | 📄 |
| ├── 01-executi.md | Business case and ROI | 📄 |
| ├── 02-framework-architecture.md | How frameworks interconnect | 📄 |
| ├── 98-closing-summary.md | Implementation guidance | 📄 |
| ├── 99-glossary.md | Terms and definitions | 📄 |
| └── addendum-platform0.md | Platform0 reference implementation | 📄 |
| docs/frameworks/ | 12 defensi | |
| ├── phishing-defense.md | Email filtering, training, MFA, detection | 📄 |
| ├── insider-threat-defense.md | Access controls, monitoring, auditing | 📄 |
| ├── data-exfiltration-pre.md | Network segmentation, DLP, encryption | 📄 |
| ├── dos-attack-mitigation.md | Traffic monitoring, rate limiting, failover | 📄 |
| ├── zero-day-response.md | Patch management, WAF, incident response | 📄 |
| ├── .md | Due diligence, contracts, monitoring | 📄 |
| ├── system-hardening.md | Secure config, minimal services, FIM | 📄 |
| ├── authentication-authorization.md | Identity management, MFA, RBAC | 📄 |
| ├── encryption-key-mgmt.md | Data-at-rest, data-in-transit, key lifecycle | 📄 |
| ├── physical-security.md | Facility access, sur, media destruction | 📄 |
| ├── policy-go.md | Policy documentation, procedures, compliance | 📄 |
| └── security-training.md | Awareness training, simulations, measurement | 📄 |
1. Start with your biggest threat: If phishing is your primary concern, read phishing-defense.md first
2. Identify gaps: Compare your controls against the framework's 4-layer architecture
3. Prioritize implementation: Use the implementation sequence and timeline
4. Measure effecti: Track the metrics that matter
1. Map existing controls: Each framework shows which PCI DSS requirements it addresses
2. Identify control gaps: Missing requirements become obvious when as incomplete defenses
3. Explain to auditors: "We implement MFA as part of our phishing defense strategy" is more defensible than "We do it because requirement 8.3.1 says so"
Read:
1. 00-introduction.md - What and why
2. 01-executi.md - Business case
3. 98-closing-summary.md - Implementation approach and ROI
Traditional compliance approach:
Defensi approach:
The addendum-platform0.md demonstrates how these frameworks can be implemented as platform capabilities rather than application responsibilities. Platform0 is a Docker-first, stack-agnostic de platform that implements 8 of 12 frameworks as built-in patterns.
Platform0 provides:
Platform0 is optional - the frameworks are implementation-agnostic and regardless of your technology stack.
Contributions welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.
Especially :
MIT License - See LICENSE for details.
These frameworks are based on publicly a PCI DSS v4.0.1 requirements published by PCI Security Standards Council. This repository provides interpretation and implementation guidance, not the official standard.
See CHANGELOG.md for history.
Begin with: Introduction to Defensi
Or jump directly to the framework addressing your biggest threat.
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