Compliance Hub

Network devices with Telnet access may represent a violation of PCI DSS (v4.0 – Requirement 2.2.6 & 8.2.2), which disallows use of insecure protocols unless justified and protected with compensating controls. Manually collecting and documenting this information is time-consuming and often inaccurate, leaving you subject to violations, and consequently, monetary and administrative penalties.

A fortified network device inventory represents the point-in-time “inventory of system” PCI requires.

IP Fabric provides detailed Lifecycle Maintenance Information with every snapshot – automating collection and normalization of this data from disparate vendors and technologies ensures accurate planning, reporting, and operation of critical networks.

Devices that have reached end-of-life (EOL), end-of-maintenance, or end-of-support may no longer receive critical security updates, firmware patches, or vendor assistance, making them vulnerable to exploitation and non-compliant with most security standards. PCI DSS (v4.0 – 6.3.3): Demands prompt patching of known vulnerabilities.

Network devices with Telnet access may represent a violation of PCI DSS (v4.0 – Requirement 2.2.6 & 8.2.2), which disallows use of insecure protocols unless justified and protected with compensating controls.

PCI DSS (v4.0 – Requirement 7 & 8): Mandates strong access controls and unique authentication for all users with access to cardholder data. 802.1X ensures only authenticated endpoints can reach scoped environments.

IP Fabric provides secure configuration backups to use in business continuity, network availability, and disaster recovery plans.

IP Fabric supplies key security information team that network teams need, giving a common language for network and security teams to understand the infrastructure through, ensuring proactivity, fast incident resolution (lower MTTR), and less friction between teams.

Automated End-to-End path visualization and analysis cuts out a repetitive manual data gathering process; saved path checks mean teams can quickly understand critical path status with every snapshot.

Custom Dashboards for specific critical network segments or teams allow for a daily overview of business continuity, that you can securely share with a specific audience.

Use IP Fabric’s open REST API to trigger, and then validate, automated incident response.

Most regulations give short windows for reporting on the state of the network; IP Fabric provides consumable reports with a click and the option to automate creation of custom network reports.

Network devices with Telnet access may represent a violation of PCI DSS (v4.0 – Requirement 2.2.6 & 8.2.2), which disallows use of insecure protocols unless justified and protected with compensating controls. Manually collecting and documenting this information is time-consuming and often inaccurate, leaving you subject to violations, and consequently, monetary and administrative penalties.

A fortified network device inventory represents the point-in-time “inventory of system” PCI requires.

IP Fabric provides detailed Lifecycle Maintenance Information with every snapshot – automating collection and normalization of this data from disparate vendors and technologies ensures accurate planning, reporting, and operation of critical networks.

Devices that have reached end-of-life (EOL), end-of-maintenance, or end-of-support may no longer receive critical security updates, firmware patches, or vendor assistance, making them vulnerable to exploitation and non-compliant with most security standards.DORA expects systems to be “state-of-the-art” and regularly assessed for risk — outdated systems breach this expectation.

DORA calls for robust ICT risk management, including identity and access management (IAM). 802.1X enforces hardware-based IAM at the physical and logical network layers.

IP Fabric provides secure configuration backups to use in business continuity, network availability, and disaster recovery plans.

IP Fabric supplies key security information team that network teams need, giving a common language for network and security teams to understand the infrastructure through, ensuring proactivity, fast incident resolution (lower MTTR), and less friction between teams.

Automated End-to-End path visualization and analysis cuts out a repetitive manual data gathering process; saved path checks mean teams can quickly understand critical path status with every snapshot.

Custom Dashboards for specific critical network segments or teams allow for a daily overview of business continuity, that you can securely share with a specific audience.

Use IP Fabric’s open REST API to trigger, and then validate, automated incident response.

Most regulations give short windows for reporting on the state of the network; IP Fabric provides consumable reports with a click and the option to automate creation of custom network reports.

Network devices with Telnet access may represent a violation of NIST (e.g., SP 800-53, CSF): Requires use of secure protocols like SSH for remote device management. Telnet would be flagged under controls related to access control (AC-17) and system communication protection (SC-12). Manually collecting and documenting this information is time-consuming and often inaccurate, leaving you subject to violations, and consequently, monetary and administrative penalties.

A fortified network device inventory represents the point-in-time “inventory of assets” and “baseline configuration of systems” NIST requires.

Devices that have reached end-of-life (EOL), end-of-maintenance, or end-of-support may no longer receive critical security updates, firmware patches, or vendor assistance, making them vulnerable to exploitation and non-compliant with most security standards. NIST (CM-2, SI-2, RA-5): Requires timely vulnerability remediation and lifecycle awareness.

Security frameworks require enforcement of network access control and multi-factor authentication where applicable. 802.1X supports identity-based network segmentation and endpoint validation, aligning with Zero Trust principles.

IP Fabric provides secure configuration backups to use in business continuity, network availability, and disaster recovery plans.

IP Fabric supplies key security information team that network teams need, giving a common language for network and security teams to understand the infrastructure through, ensuring proactivity, fast incident resolution (lower MTTR), and less friction between teams.

Automated End-to-End path visualization and analysis cuts out a repetitive manual data gathering process; saved path checks mean teams can quickly understand critical path status with every snapshot.

Use IP Fabric’s open REST API to trigger, and then validate, automated incident response.

Most regulations give short windows for reporting on the state of the network; IP Fabric provides consumable reports with a click and the option to automate creation of custom network reports.

IP Fabric provides detailed Lifecycle Maintenance Information with every snapshot – automating collection and normalization of this data from disparate vendors and technologies ensures accurate planning, reporting, and operation of critical networks.

NIS2 (Article 21): Requires access control policies and protection of network and information systems. 802.1X supports risk-based access enforcement and reduces exposure to unauthorized devices.

IP Fabric provides secure configuration backups to use in business continuity, network availability, and disaster recovery plans.

IP Fabric supplies key security information team that network teams need, giving a common language for network and security teams to understand the infrastructure through, ensuring proactivity, fast incident resolution (lower MTTR), and less friction between teams.

Automated End-to-End path visualization and analysis cuts out a repetitive manual data gathering process; saved path checks mean teams can quickly understand critical path status with every snapshot.

Use IP Fabric’s open REST API to trigger, and then validate, automated incident response.

Most regulations give short windows for reporting on the state of the network; IP Fabric provides consumable reports with a click and the option to automate creation of custom network reports.

Network devices with Telnet Access may represent a violation of HIPAA (45 CFR §164.312(e)): Requires protection of data in transit, which Telnet fails to provide.

Manually collecting and documenting this information is time-consuming and often inaccurate, leaving you subject to violations, and consequently, monetary and administrative penalties.

A fortified network device inventory ensures identification of all systems that access ePHI as specified by HIPAA. Failure to produce relevant inventories may result in tens of thousands in fines.

IP Fabric provides detailed Lifecycle Maintenance Information with every snapshot – automating collection and normalization of this data from disparate vendors and technologies ensures accurate planning, reporting, and operation of critical networks.

HIPAA (45 CFR §164.312(a)(1)): Requires technical access controls to allow only authorized access to ePHI. 802.1X helps enforce user and device authentication at the network edge.

HIPAA (45 CFR §164.312(e)): Requires protection of data in transit, which Telnet fails to provide.

IP Fabric provides secure configuration backups to use in business continuity, network availability, and disaster recovery plans.

IP Fabric supplies key security information team that network teams need, giving a common language for network and security teams to understand the infrastructure through, ensuring proactivity, fast incident resolution (lower MTTR), and less friction between teams.

Automated End-to-End path visualization and analysis cuts out a repetitive manual data gathering process; saved path checks mean teams can quickly understand critical path status with every snapshot.

Custom Dashboards for specific critical network segments or teams allow for a daily overview of business continuity, that you can securely share with a specific audience.

Use IP Fabric’s open REST API to trigger, and then validate, automated incident response.

Most regulations give short windows for reporting on the state of the network; IP Fabric provides consumable reports with a click and the option to automate creation of custom network reports.

IP Fabric provides detailed Lifecycle Maintenance Information with every snapshot – automating collection and normalization of this data from disparate vendors and technologies ensures accurate planning, reporting, and operation of critical networks.

IP Fabric provides secure configuration backups to use in business continuity, network availability, and disaster recovery plans.

IP Fabric supplies key security information team that network teams need, giving a common language for network and security teams to understand the infrastructure through, ensuring proactivity, fast incident resolution (lower MTTR), and less friction between teams.

Automated End-to-End path visualization and analysis cuts out a repetitive manual data gathering process; saved path checks mean teams can quickly understand critical path status with every snapshot.

Custom Dashboards for specific critical network segments or teams allow for a daily overview of business continuity, that you can securely share with a specific audience.

Use IP Fabric’s open REST API to trigger, and then validate, automated incident response.

Most regulations give short windows for reporting on the state of the network; IP Fabric provides consumable reports with a click and the option to automate creation of custom network reports.

IP Fabric provides detailed Lifecycle Maintenance Information with every snapshot – automating collection and normalization of this data from disparate vendors and technologies ensures accurate planning, reporting, and operation of critical networks.

IP Fabric provides secure configuration backups to use in business continuity, network availability, and disaster recovery plans.

IP Fabric supplies key security information team that network teams need, giving a common language for network and security teams to understand the infrastructure through, ensuring proactivity, fast incident resolution (lower MTTR), and less friction between teams.

Automated End-to-End path visualization and analysis cuts out a repetitive manual data gathering process; saved path checks mean teams can quickly understand critical path status with every snapshot.

Custom Dashboards for specific critical network segments or teams allow for a daily overview of business continuity, that you can securely share with a specific audience.

Use IP Fabric’s open REST API to trigger, and then validate, automated incident response.

Most regulations give short windows for reporting on the state of the network; IP Fabric provides consumable reports with a click and the option to automate creation of custom network reports.