Server Security at Risksols is a comprehensive solution focused on protecting critical server infrastructure—whether on-premises, cloud-based, or hybrid—from unauthorized access, data breaches, configuration drift, malware, and advanced persistent threats (APTs). Since servers often store sensitive data and run essential business applications, their security is paramount to an organization’s overall cyber defense posture.

Risksols’ Server Security service begins with a comprehensive server security assessment, identifying all critical servers (Windows, Linux, Unix), mapping their roles, connectivity, and dependencies, and assessing their exposure to internal and external threats. This includes evaluating OS configurations, installed applications, access controls, open ports, running services, and patch status.

A key component of Risksols’ approach is server hardening, which involves enforcing security baselines aligned with industry best practices (such as CIS Benchmarks, NIST SP 800-123, and DISA STIGs). This includes disabling unnecessary services, enforcing strong authentication, removing default credentials, restricting administrative tools, and implementing secure configurations across file systems, registries, and network settings.

To protect against known vulnerabilities, Risksols enforces automated patch management and vulnerability remediation using tools like WSUS, SCCM, or Ansible. All critical and security patches are applied based on a defined SLA, with thorough pre-deployment testing for high-availability environments.

For server environments running web services, databases, or APIs, Risksols performs web application firewall (WAF) deployment and database activity monitoring (DAM) to ensure application-layer and data-layer protections. This includes detecting SQL injection, RCE, and credential stuffing attacks targeting server interfaces.