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Do you use servers for handling Scoped Data?

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11/14/2024
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Yes, we employ servers which transmit, process and store Scoped Data and which meet all relevant security and compliance criteria. Our servers are hosted by a ISO 27001-certified third-party infrastructure provider, are hardened according to current standards, monitored, secured and encrypted.

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Do you have DMZ environments within networks handling Scoped Systems and Data?

DMZs are employed within our networks. Our firewalls provide logical separations between critical and less sensitive systems and isolate them into segments.

Do you use Windows servers as part of your Scoped Services?

Windows servers are employed as part of our Scoped Services and meet all relevant security and compliance criteria, are hardened according to current standards.

Do you document your server security configuration standards and base them on external industry or vendor guidance?

Yes. Our server security configuration standards use established frameworks, are documented and based on vendor recommendations and common industry standards.

Do you review server security configurations regularly to validate compliance with documented standards?

Yes. Server security configurations are regularly reviewed and updated when necessary to fully ensure compliance with all documented security standards.

Do you configure your servers according to security standards as part of the build process?

Our servers are configured in accordance with all common security standards and are regularly patched and updated. Security standards are documented.