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The basic rule of system hardening that reasonable admins actually use is:
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The basic rule of system hardening that reasonable admins actually use is:
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> **A production environment is the real instance of the application so all your changes make on the dev/test before production!**
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> **`A production environment is the real instance of the application so all your changes make on the dev/test before production!`**
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The second important rule is:
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The second important rule is:
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> **Don’t do anything that will affect the availability of the service or your system.**
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> **`Don’t do anything that will affect the availability of the service or your system.`**
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The third rule is:
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The third rule is:
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> **Make backup of entire virtual machines and important components in the middle of them.**
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> **`Make backup of entire virtual machines and important components in the middle of them.`**
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## Policy Compliance
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## Policy Compliance
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