SafeCadenceFree scan first · evidence pack from $500 · up to ~50 devices
PCI SAQ support — network evidence
Completing your PCI Self-Assessment Questionnaire? Get network-layer evidence mapped to PCI DSS v4 requirement families — segmentation and CDE-scoping findings, transport encryption, vulnerability exposure, access paths — with honest statuses and verifiable integrity hashes.
Start with the free scan →Public demos use synthetic sample data. For hosted tools and connected deployments, review the privacy policy and agreed scope.
Run the free external scan
Public-data only, nothing to install, results by email.
Review your exposure
Risk score, findings, and how they map to the framework's network expectations.
Generate the evidence pack
Hedged, evidence-indicated statuses with per-item + pack SHA-256 hashes your reviewer can verify.
FAQ
Is this a QSA assessment or ASV scan?
No. It is NOT a QSA assessment, Report on Compliance, or ASV scan — PCI requires quarterly external scans by an Approved Scanning Vendor where your SAQ type demands them. This pack is evidence you use while completing your own SAQ.
Who determines CDE scope?
You (the merchant) do. Our evidence covers the scanned estate and flags segmentation paths that would widen scope if those systems touch cardholder data.
How much does it cost?
The external scan is free. The PCI evidence pack is $500 for networks up to ~50 devices.
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