Enterprise Security Assessment > Data and Asset Security > Network Security

Are all network device administrative interfaces configured to require authentication and encryption?

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11/13/2024
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Yes. QR Planet's network devices' administrative interfaces all require authentication and encryption in accordance to our Network Security Policy and all relevant rules of compliance.

We only use secure protocolls and have VPN requirements in place, enforce lockouts after multiple failed athentication attempts and automatic logouts for idle sessions.

All our servers are in an ISO-27001-certified data center.

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Are there security and hardening standards for network devices, including Firewalls, Switches, Routers and Wireless Access Points?

QR Planet's Network Security Policy is in accordance with current security standards. All our network devices deny all access by default and are up to date.

Are default passwords changed or disabled prior to placing network devices into production?

Only custom passwords according to our comprehensive password policy are used in our systems and devices. No vendor default passwords are ever used.

Is there sufficient detail contained in network device logs to support incident investigation?

In accordance to our Network Security Policy, logs are retained for as long and in such detail as indicated by all relevant compliance requirements.

Are all available high-risk security patches applied and verified on network devices?

Do network devices deny all access by default?

Yes. As required, all access attempts to QR Planet's network devices are denied by default and only permitted if necessary and explicitly allowed.