ABC Company must achieve compliance for PCI and SOX. Which of the following would BEST allow the organization to achieve compliance and ensure security? (Select THREE).

User lists address access management but are not a primary compliance mechanism - device scoping and technical controls form the foundation of PCI and SOX compliance programs.

Identifying which specific devices fall within the scope of PCI and SOX is foundational - compliance frameworks require a defined asset inventory so controls can be targeted and auditors can verify coverage.

Centralizing management of all devices would expand the compliance scope rather than reduce it, making it harder and more costly to achieve and maintain compliance.

Network compartmentalization (segmentation) limits the scope of regulated environments, reducing the attack surface and preventing lateral movement that could expose regulated data to out-of-scope systems.

A company framework alone is too vague and does not directly map to the specific technical and operational requirements mandated by PCI DSS or SOX.

Technical controls such as encryption, access controls, and audit logging are the direct mechanisms that satisfy PCI DSS and SOX requirements and can be tested and verified by auditors.