pci-dss-audit

To audit application code for PCI-DSS v4.0 compliance, you can run an automated analysis against your project to identify cardholder data handling weaknesses. This process maps scope violations directly to CWE identifiers and specific PCI requirements.

PCI-DSS scope violation detection identifies insecure handling of Primary Account Numbers (PAN) and cardholder data across storage, transmission, logging, and error handling. It checks application code against 12 PCI-DSS controls to ensure secure data processing.

Yes, PCI-DSS code auditing supports JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, Go, and C#/.NET projects. It analyzes cardholder data handling across these languages to enforce secure storage, encryption, and logging patterns.

Mapping CWE and PCI-DSS requirements to code review findings involves identifying insecure cardholder data patterns and linking them to specific security weaknesses. The audit provides remediation guidance with concrete examples and safe patterns for fixing these violations.

Yes, you can use PCI-DSS compliance checks in CI gates and pull requests to enforce secure cardholder data handling. Running an audit generates a prioritized remediation plan to block insecure code from merging.

Automated PCI-DSS v4.0 code audits focus solely on application code scope violations across 12 controls, mapping findings to CWE. They do not assess infrastructure, network segmentation, or physical security controls required for full PCI-DSS certification.