PCI DSS 11.6.1 evidence ledger
A 72-hour cadence, hash-chained history, and private status for your alerting system to poll; Tessera does not notify personnel.
Preview the synthetic 11.6.1 ledgerRequirement 11.6.1 calls for a mechanism that detects unauthorized changes to payment-page content and security-impacting HTTP headers and alerts personnel. Tessera re-evaluates every 72 hours, hash-chains the observations, and exposes private status for your monitoring system to poll; it does not itself notify personnel. Stale evidence is reported separately from chain integrity. This is supporting evidence, not a compliance determination or a replacement for qualified review. Start with a page you are authorized to inspect:
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Supply your 6.4.3 inventory to identify observed scripts not on it. Leave blank to inventory scripts without deciding authorization.
Use only a page or domain you own or are authorized to inspect. Do not enter credentials, card data, or private source.
The samples are synthetic and contain the same evidence sections as delivery. A checkout link appears in a result only when the matching product and its fulfillment path are healthy.
A 72-hour cadence, hash-chained history, and private status for your alerting system to poll; Tessera does not notify personnel.
Preview the synthetic 11.6.1 ledgerFinding-by-finding observation, risk, fix, and validation guidance.
Preview the synthetic 6.4.3 packQuestions: qi@toledotechnologies.com. Read the enforced refund policy.