Technical Control Remediation
Address configuration, access, encryption, logging and hardening deficiencies.
Knowing what failed is only useful if the business can fix it. 2-sec helps turn PCI DSS findings into practical remediation actions across technology, architecture, policy, evidence, people and process.
Our remediation approach starts with the cause of the gap, not the assumption that another security product is the answer. Where existing systems and resources can solve the problem, we prioritise those first.
PCI DSS remediation is the process of correcting control, process, architecture or evidence deficiencies identified during a readiness review, gap analysis, penetration test or formal assessment.
A recurring compliance issue usually has an operational reason behind it: unclear ownership, poor asset management, inconsistent configuration, weak change control, missing evidence or a process that never became part of normal operations.
2-sec can support individual findings or coordinate a wider remediation programme.
Address configuration, access, encryption, logging and hardening deficiencies.
Improve CDE isolation, firewall policy and architecture.
Prioritise and resolve vulnerabilities identified through testing.
Strengthen recurring operational procedures.
Define who owns each control and what proves it operates.
Verify corrected findings and prepare closure evidence.
These are operational failure modes, not just audit comments.
Separate urgent security exposures from longer-term improvements.
Understand why the gap exists.
Check whether current tools and people can solve it.
Make the change and collect evidence.
Verify resolution and prepare closure evidence.
Assign ownership so the gap does not return.
Yes, and that is generally preferable. Readiness and gap analysis exist to identify weaknesses early.
Depending on the issue and assessor-independence requirements, 2-sec can support remediation or work alongside internal teams.
Not necessarily. Existing capability should be considered before adding cost.
Yes. 2-sec can retest remediated findings and provide closure evidence.
The fix needs to become an owned, repeatable operational control with clear evidence and review points.