
Spring 2025 PCI 3DS compliance package available now

As part of this renewal, we have expanded the scope to include three additional AWS services and three additional AWS Regions: Newly added AWS services: Amazon Verified Permissions AWS B2B Data Interchange AWS Resource Explorer Newly added AWS Regions: Asia Pacific (Thailand) Asia…
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is pleased to announce the successful completion of our annual audit to renew our Payment Card Industry Three Domain Secure (PCI 3DS) certification. As part of this renewal, we have expanded the scope to include three additional AWS services and three additional AWS Regions:
Newly added AWS services:
Newly added AWS Regions:
- Asia Pacific (Thailand)
- Asia Pacific (Malaysia)
- Mexico (Central)
This certification allows customers to use these services while maintaining PCI 3DS compliance, enabling innovation without compromising security. The full list of services can be found on the AWS Services in Scope by Compliance Program page.
The PCI 3DS compliance package includes two key components:
- Attestation of Compliance (AOC) – demonstrates that AWS was successfully validated against the PCI 3DS standard.
- AWS Responsibility Summary – provides guidance to help AWS customers understand their responsibility in developing and operating a highly secure environment on AWS for handling payment card data.
AWS was evaluated by Coalfire, a third-party Qualified Security Assessor (QSA).
This refreshed certification offers customers greater flexibility in deploying regulated workloads while reducing compliance overhead. Customers can access the PCI 3DS reports through AWS Artifact. This self-service portal provides on-demand access to AWS compliance reports, streamlining audit processes.
To learn more about our PCI programs and other compliance and security programs, see the AWS Compliance Programs page. As always, we value your feedback and questions; reach out to the AWS Compliance team through the Compliance Support page.
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Author: Will Black