We protect your servers and data from attacks, breaches, and misuse. Additionally we help you meet your legal, regulatory, and contractual requirements related to Cyber Security and Compliance.
To prevent brute force and credential abuse we follow the following process to provide the best security for your web servers:
- Disable password SSH → use key-based auth
- Enforce MFA for admin panels
- Limit access with firewalls / security groups
- No root login over SSH
We shrink the attack surface, by Server Hardening and doing the following:
- Remove unused services & packages
- Keep OS and web server patched
- Run services as non-root
- Secure file permissions (especially config & certs)
Not Suprisngly most breaches start at the app layer therefore Application-Level Security is a must!
- Application-Level Security
- Input validation & output encoding
- Secure headers
- Protect secrets (env vars, vaults—not in code)
When was the last time you checked your log file?
- Access logs
- Error logs
- Auth attempts
- Centralize logs (SIEM)
- Alerts on:
- Repeated 4xx/5xx
- Suspicious IPs
- File changes
Sounds rather mundane but it is quiet imperative, Backup & Recovery
- Regular backups (encrypted)
- Test restores
- Store backups off-server
Compliance for a web server
- Firewall rules showing only 80/443 open
- SSH config (
PasswordAuthentication no) - Patch logs or update reports
- WAF rules enabled
- TLS configuration screenshots
- Log retention settings
- Backup schedules & test results
- Policy: “Data in transit must be encrypted”
- Evidence: SSL config + scan result
- Review: Annual TLS configuration check