Jake Marcinko

Senior Manager, Solution Standards, PCI Security Standards Council

As chairperson for the PCI SSC’s Software Security Working Group (SSWG) and Software Security Task Force (SSTF), Mr. Marcinko is responsible for the development and management of the PCI SSC’s Software Security Framework. Since joining the Council in 2013, Mr. Marcinko has been a frequent contributor to numerous other PCI SSC security standards such as the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), the Payment Application Security Standard (PA-DSS), and Point-to-Point Encryption Standard (P2PE). Mr. Marcinko has also lead several Special Interest Groups (SIGs) including the Best Practices for Maintaining PCI DSS Compliance SIG (2014) and Effective Daily Log Monitoring SIG (2016). Prior to joining the Council, Mr. Marcinko spent over 15 years in the commercial software industry specializing in software engineering, IT systems management, and data security.

Jake Marcinko's Events

Making the Jump to Light Speed - The Continued Evolution of the Software Security Framework

Date: Wednesday, September 14

Track One

Presented by: Jake Marcinko, Senior Manager, Solution Standards, PCI Security Standards Council

Join Jake Marcinko, Sr. Manager of Solution Standards for a fun and informative look at the next phase of development for the PCI Software Security Framework...and why Han Solo may understand the need for software security better than any of us. A discussion on how famous quotes from Han Solo have relevance to modern software development and software security issues, and how planned updates to SSF will help to address these emerging issues.

Navigating PCI Payment Solutions

Date: Thursday, September 15

Presented by: Andrew Jamieson, VP, Solutions, PCI Security Standards Council and Jake Marcinko, Senior Manager, Solution Standards, PCI Security Standards Council

Learn about how the different PCI validated products/solutions work together in the environment:
  • Different models/approaches
  • Risk considerations
  • Impact on each other in the same environment
  • PCI DSS v4.0 considerations