Build reviewable payment-page change evidence for PCI DSS 11.6.1
Requirement 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:
- No account or card details
- Raw results are not retained in a result database
- Observation stays separate from human judgment
- Every blind spot remains visible in the result
Each observation keeps its source and its limit.
This specimen is synthetic and sends no request. A real check replaces it with observations from the request snapshot.
processor.test/sdk.jssource host · integrity observed/assets/checkout.jssame origin · integrity not observed1 inline script blockauthorization not assessed
Inspect the artifact. Keep the exact price visible.
Samples are synthetic and contain the same evidence sections as delivery. A checkout link appears only in an eligible fresh result while fulfillment is healthy.
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 ledgerPCI DSS 6.4.3 remediation pack
Finding-by-finding observation, risk, fix, and validation guidance.
Preview the synthetic 6.4.3 packQuestions: qi@toledotechnologies.com. Enforced refund policy.