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Checking firewall rules (default-deny), closed ports, and VPN/SSH security.

Prevents direct brute-force attacks on the most powerful account.

Confirming the OS and applications are on the latest security patches. security servers

Validating that security events (logins, failed attempts) are recorded and alerted. Critical Security Checklist Why it Matters Disable Root SSH

Ensures recovery after a ransomware or hardware failure (3-2-1 Rule). Fewer running apps mean a smaller "attack surface". Industry Standard Benchmarks Checking firewall rules (default-deny)

Multi-factor authentication stops 99.9% of account takeover attempts.

Reviews are typically measured against recognized security frameworks to ensure compliance: and the "Principle of Least Privilege".

Verifying users, permissions, and the "Principle of Least Privilege".