250 – Manage access points

Summary

The management of wireless access points must be enabled for only one of the equipment's physical ports.

Description

Limiting the management interface to a specific physical port contributes to a more granula access control. Access permissions and restrictions can be applied at the network level, ensuring that only authorized personnel or devices can access to the management interface.

Supported In

Advanced: True

References

• NERCCIP-007-6_R1_1. Ports and services
• PADSS-6_1. The wireless technology must be implemented securely
• CMMC-AC_L2-3_1_14. Remote access routing
• CMMC-AC_L2-3_1_17. Wireless access protection
• CMMC-PE_L1-3_10_1. Limit physical access
• CMMC-SC_L1-3_13_1. Boundary protection
• HITRUST-01_i. Policy on the use of network services
• HITRUST-01_l. Remote diagnostic and configuration port protection
• HITRUST-01_o. Network routing control
• HITRUST-08_c. Securing offices, rooms and facilities
• HITRUST-08_f. Public access, delivery and loading areas
• HITRUST-08_g. Equipment siting and protection
• FEDRAMP-SC-8_1. Cryptographic or alternate physical protection
• ISO27002-8_21. Security of network services
• IEC62443-UC-2_2. Wireless use control
• OSSTMM3-9_5_5. Wireless security (access verification) - Access control
• OSSTMM3-9_7_3. Wireless security (controls verification) - Privacy
• ISSAF-L_4_3. Network security - WLAN security (audit and review)
• PTES-5_2_2_1. Vulnerability analysis - Network vulnerability scanners (port based)
• C2M2-9_2_c. Implement network protections for cybersecurity architecture
• SIG-N_1_4. Network security
• ISO27001-8_21. Security of network services

Last updated

2024/01/18