SSH Hardening & Key Management
Configure fail2ban, disable root login, enforce ed25519 keys, and implement key rotation policies for CloudNexus VPS instances.
Comprehensive security documentation to harden your CloudNexus infrastructure. Covering network security, application hardening, compliance, and incident response.
Configure fail2ban, disable root login, enforce ed25519 keys, and implement key rotation policies for CloudNexus VPS instances.
Deploy Web Application Firewall rules to block OWASP Top 10 threats, rate-limit malicious traffic, and protect APIs.
Implement micro-segmentation, verify every request, and deploy continuous verification across your multi-region infrastructure.
Configure anycast scrubbing, set up auto-scaling mitigation pools, and tune BGP blackhole triggers for volumetric attacks.
Automate Let's Encrypt issuance, enforce TLS 1.3, configure HSTS headers, and manage certificate rotation with ACME.
Design role-based access control matrices, implement attribute-based policies, and audit permissions regularly.
Integrate HashiCorp Vault, rotate database credentials automatically, and prevent secrets from leaking into CI/CD logs.
Enable AES-256 encryption for managed PostgreSQL and MySQL instances, manage KMS keys, and encrypt column-level data.
Implement Trivy and Clair scanning in your registry, block critical CVEs, and enforce non-root containers in Kubernetes.
Harden GitHub Actions and GitLab CI, sign commits with Sigstore, implement SAST/DAST stages, and secure runners.
Enforce OAuth2/OIDC flows, implement JWT validation, set up API keys with scope limits, and manage rate quotas.
Map CloudNexus controls to SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria, configure audit logging, and prepare for third-party audits.
Build playbooks with PagerDuty and Slack, automate containment actions via CloudNexus CLI, and run post-mortems.
Enforce TOTP and FIDO2 WebAuthn for admin portals, configure SSO with SAML 2.0, and manage device trust policies.
Stream CloudNexus logs to Splunk/Elastic, parse firewall events, and set up SIEM correlation rules for threat detection.
Secure cross-account VPC connections, manage route table isolation, and implement transit gateway security controls.
Implement immutable backups, test restore procedures, verify checksums, and protect against backup encryption attacks.
Deploy file integrity monitoring, configure air-gapped snapshots, detect anomalous write patterns, and isolate infected nodes.
Enable DNSSEC signing, configure SPF/DKIM/DMARC records, protect zone transfers, and mitigate DNS tunneling.
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