PCI DSS Practice Question: What does PCI DSS require for change management? | CyberCertPrep
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What does PCI DSS require for change management?
A.Changes can be made without documentation
B.Only IT management needs to approve changes, because test data drawn from production is acceptable in development so long as the developers sign confidentiality agreements
C.A formal change management process must be followed for all changes to CDE systems
D.Change management is only for major changes, since v4.0 exempts bespoke and custom-built software from its secure development requirements
Why C is correct
PCI DSS requires formal change management including documentation, testing, approval, and rollback procedures for all changes to CDE systems.
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Where this fits in the PCI DSS exam
Security Policy
Covers security policy concepts and practices within PCI DSS.
This question belongs to the "Security Policy" domain, which makes up about 15% of the PCI DSS exam.
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