// Problem
The challenge
Hardening a server by hand against a benchmark is slow, error-prone, and instantly out of date. Across a fleet, manual application guarantees inconsistency — and the audit that follows becomes a fire drill of screenshots and spreadsheets.
// Solution
What we built
Hardening and compliance delivered as code, originally written for some of the most demanding environments in government.
- UNIX/Linux security-hardening scripts that apply a defined baseline (CIS/STIG-style controls) consistently across systems
- Continuous compliance scanning that re-checks posture and reports deviations instead of assuming
- Remediation automation that brings drifted systems back to baseline
- Audit-ready evidence generated automatically — the report is a build output, not a scramble
// Architecture
How it works
Baselines are codified and applied through automation (idempotent scripts / configuration management), so re-running is safe and convergent. Scheduled scans compare live state to the standard and surface exceptions; remediation closes the loop. The same definitions produce both the enforcement and the evidence.
// Outcome
Results
- Consistent, repeatable hardening across the fleet instead of per-box variance
- Compliance posture continuously verified rather than sampled once a year
- Audit evidence produced on demand, dramatically reducing audit overhead
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