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Become a Secure Software Lifecycle (Secure SLC) Assessor in 2024

The Secure Software Lifecyle (Secure SLC) Assessor course provides instruction on how to perform assessments of entities in accordance with the Secure Software Lifecycle (Secure SLC) Requirements and Assessment Procedures (PCI Secure SLC Standard). This training will provide you with an understanding of the requirements with corresponding assessment procedures and guidance for payment software vendors to design, develop, and maintain secure payment software throughout the software lifecycle.

Now Available in eLearning Format:
We are now offering both the training and the exam online for Secure SLC qualification. 

2024 Virtual Instructor-led Training (vILT):

  • 16 April - Secure Software Lifecycle Assessor: 09:00-17:30 ET (13:00-21:30 UTC) 
  • 20 August - Secure Software Lifecycle Assessor: 09:00-17:30 ET (13:00-21:30 UTC) 

For those interested in taking Secure SLC training via eLearning, more information and instructions will be provided upon registration.

Requirements for a remote proctored exam include:

  1. Quiet, private location
  2. Reliable device with a webcam
  3. Strong internet connection 

For more information about enrolling, please contact us at: administration@pcisecuritystandards.org.

Note: This class is available for qualification or you may take this class for knowledge purposes. Knowledge Training is open to anyone who wishes to obtain additional knowledge of our standards and programs. A learner receiving a Knowledge Training acknowledgment are not qualified to perform PCI SSC related assessment or services. They now have demonstrated they have the knowledge and language to speak internally and externally to their organization about a specific version of a standard and program.

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The PCI Security Standards Council (the "Council") provides a variety of tools, questionnaires, guidance, FAQs, training resources and other materials and information to assist organizations seeking to achieve compliance with its standards (the "Standards"). Third party products and services are also available, but the Council does not endorse or recommend any such third party products or services, and advises all organizations seeking to achieve compliance to become familiar with the Standards and related requirements before purchasing third party products or services. Ultimately, all applicable requirements must be met in order to achieve compliance, regardless of whether or what third party products or services are used.