The “PCI-SegTest” tool is a specialized utility designed to ensure compliance with PCI DSS v4.0 by testing network segmentation and egress controls within the Cardholder Data Environment (CDE).
It automates critical compliance checks, helping organizations safeguard cardholder data effectively.
ip, nc, host, getent, and curl.The tool is simple to use:
bash# Basic usage
./segment.sh
# Recommended usage with sudo
sudo ./segment.sh Users can enhance accuracy by creating a network_config.txt file to define network segments and allowed paths.
This phase verifies compliance with PCI DSS Requirements 1.3.1–1.3.3:
This phase addresses Requirement 1.3.4:
The tool provides detailed, color-coded results:
Testing should be conducted in controlled environments with proper authorization. Coordination with security teams and scheduling during maintenance windows is recommended to minimize disruptions.
Failures in segment discovery or tests often stem from misconfigured networks or firewalls. DNS failures should prompt checks on DNS resolution functionality.
The “PCI-SegTest” tool simplifies compliance checks, ensuring robust protection of cardholder data while aligning with PCI DSS v4.0 standards.
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