MODEL
Threat model → CHD scope.
VibeReview traces credit-card patterns across services. The model names the in-scope code, the tokenization boundary, and the storage layer.
PCI DSS v4.0
VibeReview traces cardholder data through your code, identifies in-scope services, and generates guardrails for Requirements 4, 6, 8, and 10. PR review logs evidence per requirement and sub-requirement. Mapping reports cite PCI DSS v4.0 by number.
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"Let the customer save their credit card so checkout is one click next time."
@app.post("/payments/save-card")
def save_card(card: CardIn, user = Depends(auth)):
token = pci_gateway.tokenize(
card.number, # never logged, never stored
tls_min="1.2",
)
db.execute(
"INSERT INTO payment_tokens "
"(user_id, token, last4, brand) "
"VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?)",
(user.id, token, card.last4, card.brand),
)
audit.log("card.saved", user=user.id, last4=card.last4) ✓ Only the token and last four digits hit the database. Req 3.4, 3.5, and 4.2 satisfied on the first prompt.
MODEL
VibeReview traces credit-card patterns across services. The model names the in-scope code, the tokenization boundary, and the storage layer.
ENFORCE
TLS 1.2+ enforcement, secure SDLC patterns, MFA hooks, audit logging. Each guardrail cites the PCI DSS sub-requirement it enforces.
EVIDENCE
Every diff that touches CHD code runs the matching guardrails. Audit log records the requirement number, the file, and the outcome.
REPORT
Per-requirement, per-sub-requirement coverage. Maps to the PCI DSS v4.0 reporting template your QSA will use.
WHAT'S COVERED
Coverage is scope-dependent. Your mapping report names the requirements enforced for your CDE.
Bring your QSA to the briefing. We walk through CHD scope, control coverage, and evidence export.