A build configuration security review can provide system administrators with a comprehensive overview of the security of their assets, whereby the local policies and settings of a device are examined to assess their security implications.
A build configuration security review can provide system administrators with a comprehensive overview of the security of their assets, whereby the local policies and settings of a device are examined to assess their security implications.
Build configuration reviews can assess server builds, end user device builds, or standardised images used for deploying systems (commonly known as “gold images”) for security issues and to review their level of security hardening.
Therefore, most organisations would benefit from a Build Configuration Security Review to ensure their servers and end user devices are as secure as they should be.
This form of assessment is not intended to be representative of a real-world threat, but instead a transparent approach to allow you to gain an understanding of the security-related configurations, and how this may hinder defence-in-depth.
We review the security configuration of devices and give guidance on how systems can be reconfigured to make them more resilient to attacks, including remote attacks, local network attacks, and insider threats.
We assess all aspects of the device configuration; some commonly assessed areas include:
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