Policy 12  

Network Security Policy
PCI DSS Req 1  ·  the rule Revique must follow
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This page is the rule, not the implementation. It states what Revique must do, at or above the PCI DSS minimum. How Revique actually does it today — the real AWS configuration, the current values, and where an auditor logs in to verify them — is in Procedure 12. Values shown as [X] are placeholders still to be set.

Purpose

To protect Revique's network through controlled firewall/security-group rules, segmentation, and elimination of unnecessary exposure.

Scope

Applies to all network components, security groups, and connectivity in all environments.

Policy statements

Each statement below is mandatory. The bolded must marks the obligation.

1Firewall/security-group rules must restrict traffic to only what is required, and default to deny.
2No system component must expose unnecessary ports or services to the internet.
3Inbound administrative access (e.g. SSH) from the public internet must not be allowed; secure access methods must be used instead.
4The cardholder data environment must be segmented from untrusted networks.
5Network rules must be reviewed at least every [X] months.

Roles & responsibilities

RoleResponsibility
Security OfficerApprove and review network rules.
DevOps / ITImplement and maintain firewall/security-group configurations.

Enforcement

This policy is issued under the authority of Policy 01 — Information Security Policy and is mandatory for everyone in scope. Compliance is verified through the controls and evidence described in the linked procedure. Failure to comply may result in withdrawal of access and disciplinary action. This policy is reviewed at least annually, or sooner on significant change.

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Revique security documentation  ·  generated 2026-08-13  ·  all identifiers masked  ·  AWS facts collected read-only on 2026-08-13
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