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This post explains how HashiCorp Vault, HCP Vault Radar, and HCP Boundary work together to help organizations meet PCI DSS 4.0.1 compliance requirements.
•Vault centralizes secrets management (API keys, passwords, certificates, encryption keys) with RBAC policies, tamper-evident audit logs, and encryption-as-a-service
•HCP Vault Radar continuously scans source code repos, CI/CD pipelines, ticketing systems, and collaboration tools to detect leaked secrets
•HCP Boundary enforces least-privilege access via identity-based RBAC, supporting credential injection and dynamic JIT credentials with short TTLs over SSH/RDP
•Vault's Transform secrets engine supports data masking, format-preserving encryption (FF3-1), and tokenization to reduce PCI scope
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PCI DSS Requirement 11 (continuous monitoring) is addressed through Vault Radar dashboards, alerting, and Boundary session recording for audit evidence
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