October 2022
Intermediate to advanced
398 pages
14h 14m
English
The results of a compliance assessment should clearly address whether specific requirements are met. For example, consider the following:
Compliant—This indicates that there is enough credible evidence to show that a particular requirement has been met.
Noncompliant—This indicates that enough credible evidence was collected to show that policies were not adequately followed.
Not determined—This indicates that not enough evidence was collected to make an appropriate compliance determination.
The testing procedures used should be documented. This should also include comments regarding the determination. For example, consider compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard ...
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