Does Payspace utilise network segmentation to limit access to sensitive data to specific network zones, thereby reducing the risk of a widespread network compromise?

This applies to all PaySpace editions.

Payspace utilises network segmentation to limit access to sensitive data to specific network zones, thereby reducing the risk of a widespread network compromise (i.e. users do not have access to the backend). Only a select few users will be able to access the back end via VPN and RBAC along with MFA.

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