This skill streamlines PCI DSS compliance checks by automatically analyzing code and configurations. It flags potential issues, allowing for proactive remediation and improved security posture. It is particularly useful for developers, security engineers, and compliance officers.
How It Works
Analyze the Target: The skill identifies the codebase, configuration files, or infrastructure resources to be evaluated.
Run PCI DSS Validation: The pci-dss-validator plugin scans the target for potential PCI DSS violations.
Generate Report: The skill compiles a report detailing any identified vulnerabilities or non-compliant configurations, along with remediation recommendations.
When to Use This Skill
This skill activates when you need to:
Evaluate a new application or system for PCI DSS compliance before deployment.
Periodically assess existing systems to maintain PCI DSS compliance.
Investigate potential security vulnerabilities related to PCI DSS.
Examples
Example 1: Validating a Web Application
User request: "Validate PCI compliance for my e-commerce web application."
The skill will:
Identify the source code repository for the web application.
Run the pci-dss-validator plugin against the codebase.
Generate a report highlighting any PCI DSS violations found in the code.
Example 2: Checking Infrastructure Configuration
User request: "Check PCI DSS compliance of my AWS infrastructure."
The skill will:
Access the AWS configuration files (e.g., Terraform, CloudFormation).
Execute the pci-dss-validator plugin against the infrastructure configuration.
Produce a report outlining any non-compliant configurations in the AWS environment.
Best Practices
Scope Definition: Clearly define the scope of the PCI DSS assessment to ensure accurate and relevant results.
Remediation Tracking: Track and document all remediation efforts to demonstrate ongoing commitment to security.
Integration
This skill can be integrated with other security tools and plugins to provide a comprehensive security assessment. For example, it can be used in conjunction with static analysis tools to identify vulnerabilities in code before it is deployed. It can also be integrated with infrastructure-as-code tools to ensure that infrastructure is compliant with PCI DSS from the start.
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1---2name: jeremylongshore-claude-code-plugins-plus-skills-pci-dss-vali3description: Overview4---56## Overview78This skill streamlines PCI DSS compliance checks by automatically analyzing code and configurations. It flags potential issues, allowing for proactive remediation and improved security posture. It is particularly useful for developers, security engineers, and compliance officers.910## How It Works11121. **Analyze the Target**: The skill identifies the codebase, configuration files, or infrastructure resources to be evaluated.132. **Run PCI DSS Validation**: The pci-dss-validator plugin scans the target for potential PCI DSS violations.143. **Generate Report**: The skill compiles a report detailing any identified vulnerabilities or non-compliant configurations, along with remediation recommendations.1516## When to Use This Skill1718This skill activates when you need to:19- Evaluate a new application or system for PCI DSS compliance before deployment.20- Periodically assess existing systems to maintain PCI DSS compliance.21- Investigate potential security vulnerabilities related to PCI DSS.2223## Examples2425### Example 1: Validating a Web Application2627User request: "Validate PCI compliance for my e-commerce web application."2829The skill will:301. Identify the source code repository for the web application.312. Run the pci-dss-validator plugin against the codebase.323. Generate a report highlighting any PCI DSS violations found in the code.3334### Example 2: Checking Infrastructure Configuration3536User request: "Check PCI DSS compliance of my AWS infrastructure."3738The skill will:391. Access the AWS configuration files (e.g., Terraform, CloudFormation).402. Execute the pci-dss-validator plugin against the infrastructure configuration.413. Produce a report outlining any non-compliant configurations in the AWS environment.4243## Best Practices4445- **Scope Definition**: Clearly define the scope of the PCI DSS assessment to ensure accurate and relevant results.46- **Regular Assessments**: Conduct regular PCI DSS assessments to maintain continuous compliance.47- **Remediation Tracking**: Track and document all remediation efforts to demonstrate ongoing commitment to security.4849## Integration5051This skill can be integrated with other security tools and plugins to provide a comprehensive security assessment. For example, it can be used in conjunction with static analysis tools to identify vulnerabilities in code before it is deployed. It can also be integrated with infrastructure-as-code tools to ensure that infrastructure is compliant with PCI DSS from the start.5253---54> Converted and distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io/claim/jeremylongshore) — claim your Tome and manage your conversions.55<!-- tomevault:4.0:skill_md:2026-04-11 -->
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