Process

Server Security Hardening

Attackers and script-kiddies continuously seek out publicly known vulnerabilities. Network hardening is a critical process to maintain an up-to-date environment. This involves applying official security patches released by providers to resolve vulnerabilities in current versions and implementing appropriate policies to prevent exploits.

OS Hardening

OS hardening involves securely configuring an operating system by providing the least privilege necessary, regularly updating it, creating rules and password policies, and removing unnecessary applications, handlers, functionalities, and services. These measures reduce your attack surface and mitigate potential risk factors.