Tech Blog - April 2024
We are proud to announce that in April 2024 TurboQSA has joined @PCI Security Standard Council as one of the newest Associate Participating Organizations. But in the meantime, work continues: Bug…
TurboQSA, LLC TO PARTNER WITH PCI SECURITY STANDARDS COUNCIL TO HELP SECURE PAYMENT DATA WORLDWIDE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Dallas, TX, April 15, 2024 — TurboQSA, LLC, an ISV focused on improving assessment outcomes, announced today that it has joined the PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) as a…
Tech Blog - November 2023
In the month of November 2023 our development team has been focusing on major features for the upcoming December release. Bug fixes & improvements: Interview Improvements - adding requirement…
Tech Blog - August 2023
Key TurboQSA priorities for the month of August remained - bugfixing, responding to suggestions from our customers. We have pushed two new premium features to production. Bug fixes & improvements: AoC…
Tech Blog - May 2023
In May 2023 we've been focusing on putting together a new TurboQSA Pro release.
We are thinking beyond the PCI DSS ROC v4.0 now, but keep introducing value-added features for both v3.2.1 and v4.0.
One…
Reflection on PCI Community Meeting, Toronto 2022
John, what was the main theme of the Toronto 2022 North America Community Meeting for you? All interest by most all parties was the new standard, PCI 4.0. Of particular interest was discussions around…
Tech Blog - June 2022
Here are some of the highlights for the new features we have implemented in response to customers' requests: Improvements to the installation procedure: autogenerating DB passwords, updated AMI…
Tech Blog - April 2022
We've been getting a lot of feedback from customers and this has resulted in a number of improvements and fixes.
Here are some of the highlights for the new features we have implemented in response to…
Tech Blog - March 2022
We have pushed a lot of updates and new features to our Pilot environment in the month of March 2022, and some of these improvements have even made their way to Production: "Mentions" feature…
Tutorial - Creating Assessment Projects
In this video John covers basic aspects of creating ROC Assessment Project: Creating Assessment Projects First part of the Tutorial Series - here. Second part of the Tutorial Series - Managing Clients…
Tutorial - Managing Clients and Contacts
Managing Clients Managing Client Contacts First part of the Tutorial Series - here. For more videos on TurboQSA, please see our Youtube channel
Tech Blog - January 2022
Here are some highlights for the new features and improvements released: Custom SAQ. Brand new ability to define new SAQ-like templates that extend what PCI Council has provided and enable QSA…
Remediation Lists feature
Please join our CEO and co-founder John Fischer as he talks about the TurboQSA Remediation Lists feature. TurboQSA allows you to take proactive steps and help your client address any gaps they might…
Tech Blog - June 2021
Highlights: Copy evidences feature, Optimized snapshot export, Filter control made available not only in the dashboard, but anywhere in the report, Filtering by date, Audit log tied to the workflow…
What Happens when the PCI SSC Changes Versions of the DSS?
One question that has come my way quite a bit during demonstrations of the TurboQSA software is: “What happens when the PCI Council releases PCI-DSS 4.0?” You might be surprised to hear this, but I…
What makes good software for a QSA?
There isn’t much specialized software for Qualified Security Assessors (QSAs). The PCI Council provides professionals with a Word document template and that’s it. Microsoft Word is your tool; it is…
ROC Assessment Welcome Changes - Part 2 - Tracking Interviews
If your days look anything like mine, then keeping up with tons of meetings for different clients is not on your top 10 favorite things to do. Managing that in the context of a ROC project is nuts…
Assessment Nightmares
Here we go again. When it rains, it pours! I have just been notified by my boss that another client needs a ROC with a tight deadline. Ok, let me add this to the other four assessments I have going…