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TrustKeeper PCI Manager review

#2 of 19 in PCI Compliance Software

Guided PCI self-assessment, task tracking, and scan management for merchants.

8.7/10Editor score
TrustKeeper PCI Manager8.7 Contact Trustwave

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Merchants working through PCI self-assessment are the clearest fit for TrustKeeper PCI Manager, Trustwave’s web-based service for compliance validation and vulnerability management. Its PCI Wizard guides merchants toward an appropriate Self-Assessment Questionnaire and helps identify whether vulnerability scanning is necessary. A To Do List tracks actions during the assessment, making the product more than a questionnaire selector. Trustwave also describes portfolio-management features for acquirers, processors, and ISOs overseeing merchant programs, with offerings for smaller merchants as well as Level 3 and Level 4 programs.

The workflow extends from assessment into remediation and reporting. TrustKeeper supports internal and external vulnerability scan management; scan reports include findings and remediation recommendations. Security Policy Advisor provides templates and guides, while the TrustKeeper Agent is described as supporting compliance monitoring and data discovery. Progress reporting for acquirers and ISOs, plus downloadable Certificates of Compliance and PCI Attestations of Compliance, give merchants and payment partners artifacts for their compliance processes. That breadth makes the product relevant where PCI self-assessment, scanning, and program oversight belong in one merchant-focused workflow, rather than for teams seeking only a standalone scanner or policy library.

Access is partner-mediated: merchants need the full portal URL supplied by their bank or payment processor. That dependency is important for onboarding and means this is not presented as a self-serve web signup. Pricing follows a contact-sales model, with no plan-by-plan public offer to compare. Trustwave’s materials describing these features date from 2013–2015, so buyers should confirm current availability and terms with their bank, processor, or Trustwave. Choose it if guided SAQ work and scan management through a payment partner are central; look elsewhere if direct purchasing or publicly comparable plans are priorities.

TrustKeeper PCI Manager pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • PCI Wizard guides merchants to an appropriate Self-Assessment Questionnaire.
    • Internal and external scan management includes findings and remediation recommendations.
    • Policy templates, progress reports, and compliance certificates support PCI workflows.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Access depends on a portal URL supplied by a bank or payment processor.
    • Pricing and plans require contacting sales or a payment partner.
    • Trustwave's available feature materials date from 2013–2015.

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