Hardening & secure configuration
The settings that turn an ordinary server, app or cloud account into a hard target, applied carefully so work keeps flowing.
What this is.
Most breaches don't need a clever exploit. They need a default password, an old TLS version, an admin account without MFA, or a storage bucket left open. Hardening is the discipline of closing those doors.
I apply recognized baselines to your servers, applications and cloud accounts, verify each change, and document it so the next person keeps it that way.
What you get
- Baseline review against recognized standards (CIS, vendor guidance)
- Hardened configuration applied and verified, change by change
- TLS, security headers and authentication settings fixed
- Least-privilege access with MFA for administrators
- Configuration documentation and drift checks
How it runs
- Baseline scan
- Prioritize changes by risk and disruption
- Apply and verify
- Document and schedule drift checks
A good fit if
- Systems were set up quickly and never revisited
- An assessment found configuration issues
- You want a known-good standard to hold systems to
Try it: harden a server
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