Security Baseline
SSH hardening, firewall rules, fail2ban, TLS, headers, and dependency risk review.
- SSH keys only + disable root
- UFW/iptables policies
- Let’s Encrypt / TLS config
We harden Linux servers, tune performance, and keep apps healthy with backups and alerts.
A practical checklist across security, performance, reliability, and cost. Actionable items, not just a PDF.
SSH hardening, firewall rules, fail2ban, TLS, headers, and dependency risk review.
Opcode cache, DB tuning, caching layers, gzip/brotli, queue workers, and CDN.
Backups, restores, logs, health checks, and process supervision for uptime.
Right‑sized VMs, storage, and alerts to avoid surprise bills while staying fast.
Zero‑downtime deploys, env secrets, staging, and rollbacks.
Access control, least privilege, audit logs, and incident runbooks.
Select what you already have. We’ll show risk level and a rough effort estimate.
This is directional only. We’ll confirm during the audit.
Clear steps, quick wins first, then long‑term fixes.
Goals, stack, access model, and current pain points.
Collect server facts, versions, and traffic patterns.
Security, performance, reliability review with findings.
Apply prioritized fixes, add backups & monitoring.
Runbooks, checklists, and support options.
Yes. We work in maintenance windows and take backups before changes. We can also set up a staging clone.
We prefer direct server access (SSH) for fine‑tuning. Panels are OK if needed; some checks may be limited.
We align with best practices and your internal policies. If specific frameworks apply, we’ll map gaps and suggest controls.
We’ll send a clear checklist with priorities and timelines.
Get a server auditFill a few details. We’ll turn this into an actionable audit plan. (Email wiring we’ll add later.)
Saved locally. We’ll enable email submit with your SMTP when you’re ready.