Reduce server attack surface through reviewed access, services, firewall, updates, permissions, logging, and recovery controls.
Security and Auditing
Server hardening is the controlled reduction of unnecessary exposure and the strengthening of configuration and operating practices for a server.
New, migrated, inherited, or internet-facing servers need a baseline appropriate to the applications, administrators, provider, and support model.
Hardening is not a generic script. Every change is reviewed against application dependencies, remote access, maintenance, monitoring, and rollback needs.
The right engagement depends on the current system, business goal, risk, and internal capabilities.
The final scope is documented before work begins.
Delivery process
Understand goals, users, current systems, and constraints.
Define scope, approach, responsibilities, and delivery checkpoints.
Build or improve the solution with regular review.
Test important journeys, quality, and deployment readiness.
Deploy carefully and agree on any ongoing operational work.
Technology options
Security considerations
Review security controls, configurations, access, dependencies, recovery, and operational practices within an authorized scope.
View serviceAssess website code, configuration, access, dependencies, forms, hosting, and recovery controls within written authorization.
View serviceIdentify and prioritize potential weaknesses using authorized inspection, version evidence, configuration review, and controlled scanning.
View serviceShare your goals, current system, required integrations, timing, and support needs. We will review the context before recommending a scope.
