5.2.2: Seperation of testing and development environments

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Objective: The objective of separating the development, testing and operational environments is to ensure that the availability, confidentiality and integrity of productive data are maintained.

Requirements (must): The IT systems have been subjected to risk assessment in order to determine the necessity of their separation into development, testing and operational systems.
A segmentation is implemented based on the results of risk analysis.

Requirements (should): The requirements for development and testing environments are determined and implemented. The following aspects are considered:
- Separation of development, testing and operational systems,
- No development and system tools on operational systems (except those required for operation),
- Use of different user profiles for development, testing, and operational systems.

This requirement is part of the framework:  
TISAX: Information security

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Objective: The objective of separating the development, testing and operational environments is to ensure that the availability, confidentiality and integrity of productive data are maintained.

Requirements (must): The IT systems have been subjected to risk assessment in order to determine the necessity of their separation into development, testing and operational systems.
A segmentation is implemented based on the results of risk analysis.

Requirements (should): The requirements for development and testing environments are determined and implemented. The following aspects are considered:
- Separation of development, testing and operational systems,
- No development and system tools on operational systems (except those required for operation),
- Use of different user profiles for development, testing, and operational systems.

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5.2.2: Seperation of testing and development environments
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TISAX: Information security
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Using data system risk assessments to determine separation needs
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Using data system risk assessments to determine separation needs

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Enabling asset-based risk management in the ISMS
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