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Network Segmentation Testing Guide

projectblack.io | research | #compliance | #penetration-testing | #pci-dss | #network-segmentation | #firewall
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A PCI DSS network segmentation testing guide: define zones and a traffic matrix, test inbound and outbound flows, and combine host-to-host checks with subnet scans to avoid false negatives.
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