When it comes to PCI DSS, segmentation isn’t mandatory. but it’s often the smartest way to manage scope. Separating systems that handle payment card data from general-use networks reduces the attack surface and simplifies your audit process.
But for many organisations, especially those with remote teams, decentralised retail locations, or operational functions outside central IT control, segmentation is easier said than done.
That’s where Loxada helps.
PCI DSS guidance is clear: if a system can connect to or influence the cardholder data environment (CDE), it’s in scope. That includes networks that support administrative functions, back-office tools, or even third-party vendors with indirect access.
Without reliable network segmentation, you’re forced to treat every system as part of the CDE. That increases:
Traditional segmentation approaches rely on firewall rules, VLANs, and manual router configuration, which may not be practical across remote offices, hybrid teams, or ad hoc setups.
Loxada creates a secure, isolated connection that starts from a known, trusted router – wherever your team works.
Our routers:
This creates a clean boundary between the CDE and the surrounding network. It also eliminates common variables that weaken segmentation, such as misconfigured routers, unpatched firmware, or overlapping Wi-Fi.
Loxada supports PCI DSS segmentation strategies by:
Whether you’re segmenting a back-office team from in-store payment terminals, or securing vendor access to sensitive systems, Loxada gives you a scalable, standards-aligned way to stay compliant.
Our solution is ideal for:
Loxada is compatible with your existing PCI infrastructure and complements other security tools like EDR, IAM, and endpoint encryption.