Enterprise Security Assessment > Data and Asset Security > Network Security

Do the firewalls have any rules that permit 'any' network, sub network, host, protocol or port on any of the firewalls (internal or external)?

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11/13/2024
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No. All allowed Network traffic and ports are clearly defined and limited in their use. QR Planet's firewalls have no rules permitting 'any' network, sub network, host, protocol or port into or out of our networks.

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Is there a policy that defines network security requirements?

QR Planet's network security policy has been approved by management and was communicated to all appropriate constituents. An owner has been assigned.

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 critical and sensitive systems secured through appropriate network technologies?

QR Planet's firewalls provide logical separations between critical and less sensitive systems and isolate them into network segments.

Is every connection to an external network terminated at a firewall (e.g., the Internet, partner networks)?

Any connection to an external network terminates at a firewall, as required by our Network Security Policy. All traffic is filtered and monitored, IDPS in use.

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.