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Network security setup enforces trusted domains and access policies by auditing requirements, designing white/blacklist rules for domains and ports, applying firewall configuration, and testing policies. Configure DNS filtering, rate limits, and environment variables to isolate the sandbox and control outbound access.

DNS filtering and firewall rules restrict network access by defining trusted domains, blocking unauthorized ports, and applying rate limiting policies. Deploy rules through configuration scripts, then validate enforcement with automated tests to ensure only approved traffic reaches your sandbox.

Yes. Network security setup applies whitelist domain policies, port restrictions, and rate-limit rules specific to CI/CD environments. Configure environment variables for secure settings, audit access requirements first, then deploy and test rules to verify policy enforcement.

Audit requirements before configuration: document which domains and ports your workload needs, identify external dependencies, define rate limits, and establish environment variable configuration. This audit drives policy design and ensures isolation rules don't block legitimate traffic.

Test automation validates that firewall rules, DNS filtering, and whitelist policies enforce as designed. Document policy rules, audit results, and test outcomes to maintain compliance records and enable policy review or adjustment.