Restricted Network

Definitions

1. A network segment with tight access controls, limited connectivity, and stricter usage rules than general-purpose internal networks. Restricted networks are often used for sensitive systems such as payment environments, production administration, research data, or regulated workloads.

   In plain English: A tightly controlled network segment for sensitive systems or data.

   Example: "The backup management servers were placed on a restricted network that required a bastion host and separate credentials for access."

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