Borderless CS Launches IT Hardening Solutions to Address Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities

Borderless CS has introduced its IT Hardening Expert Services, which focus on reducing vulnerabilities and enhancing defences within organisational technology environments. This initiative responds to ongoing cyber threats that exploit misconfigurations, unpatched systems, and default settings. According to Borderless CS, IT Hardening is a systematic approach aimed at minimising vulnerabilities through the implementation of security best practices, robust configurations, and effective controls. The process involves the removal of unnecessary services, securing settings, and aligning with established industry standards to mitigate risks associated with ransomware, insider threats, and other cyber attacks. The ultimate goal is to create fewer entry points for attackers, enhance system stability, and ensure compliance with regulatory frameworks.

Borderless CS offers comprehensive hardening services tailored to a variety of platforms and environments. Their solutions include secure baseline configurations for Windows, Linux, and macOS, as well as the removal of redundant services and secure patch management for servers and endpoints. They also implement privilege reduction and Multi-Factor Authentication for Active Directory, conduct configuration reviews for major cloud platforms, and harden web and enterprise applications. Their approach encompasses both on-premise and cloud environments, including Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS, GCP, and Oracle Cloud, while adhering to CIS Benchmarks and ACSC Essential Eight standards. The methodology follows globally recognised frameworks, ensuring compliance with standards such as CIS Benchmarks, ISO 27001:2022, NIST CSF 2.0, and the ACSC Essential Eight. Borderless CS targets the unique challenges of the Pacific region, providing baseline assessments and ongoing monitoring for continuous security improvement. 

Categories: IT Hardening, Comprehensive Hardening Services, Industry Standards Compliance 

Tags: IT Hardening, Vulnerabilities, Cyber Threats, Security Best Practices, Configurations, Compliance, Cloud Environments, Multi-Factor Authentication, Risk Reduction, Continuous Security Improvement