Security Hardening
Security hardening is a systematic method to reduce the attack surface by applying configuration, architectural, and operational controls across systems and services. It comprises baseline configurations, patching, access control, network restrictions, and automated verification of configuration drift to prevent common vulnerabilities. Applied to infrastructure, applications and cloud to improve compliance and resilience.
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