Compliance guidance
PCI DSS payment-page security overview
Understand how SiteWall records can support scoped PCI DSS v4.0.1 payment-page review without determining applicability or compliance.
Last reviewed September 12, 2026
SiteWall supports the browser-side portion of a PCI DSS payment-page review by connecting observed scripts, authorization context, integrity evidence, changes, findings, actions, and reports. Requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 remain part of PCI DSS v4.0.1, but applicability and validation depend on the entity’s environment and reporting method. Confirm scope with the organization managing your compliance program.
PCI DSS overview
The PCI DSS view organizes browser-side payment-page evidence into Requirements Status, Script Register, Third-Party Assessment, and Configuration. Requirement drawers separate Audit Findings, Actions, Evidence, PCI Guidance, and Scope Context so reviewers can see what SiteWall recorded and what still needs owner action.
What to review
Use the following table to understand how each area supports the task.
| Area | How to use it |
|---|---|
| SiteWall scope | Keep the selected project, monitored pages, traffic paths, and observation period attached to the result. |
| Requirement-oriented workflow | Trace the relationship from the loading resource to the observed destination or capability. Confirm required service endpoints and regional behavior in representative journeys before restricting access. |
PCI DSS requirement workflow
Open a PCI DSS requirement to move from readiness and coverage into the work behind the indicator. Audit Findings summarize current gaps, Actions lists remediation tasks, Evidence exposes supporting records and exports, PCI Guidance explains the mapping, and Scope Context states the browser-side boundary.
What to review
Use the following table to understand how each area supports the task.
| Area | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Readiness | Trace the relationship from the loading resource to the observed destination or capability. Confirm required service endpoints and regional behavior in representative journeys before restricting access. |
| Findings | Trace the relationship from the loading resource to the observed destination or capability. Confirm required service endpoints and regional behavior in representative journeys before restricting access. |
| Actions | Trace the relationship from the loading resource to the observed destination or capability. Confirm required service endpoints and regional behavior in representative journeys before restricting access. |
| Evidence | Preserve source, time, project, and transformation context and separate the technical record from the reviewer’s conclusion. |
| Guidance | Trace the relationship from the loading resource to the observed destination or capability. Confirm required service endpoints and regional behavior in representative journeys before restricting access. |
| Scope | Keep the selected project, monitored pages, traffic paths, and observation period attached to the result. |