[GRLUG] Server Security / Penn Testing

[Grand Rapids Linux Users Group]

This guy works for the pentesting company we contract: Stephen Asamoah

st.asamoah <st.asamoah at ymail.com> at the domain 'ymail' period COM

May point you in the right direction.

I know when setting up a CentOS server, the initial setup process allows
you to download an OpenSCAP zip file, which contains a variety of hardening
security profiles (PCI, HIPAA, etc) to apply to the server from the
get-go.

There's gotta be similar options for Ubuntu out there.

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do you even lift bro?
Ubber::Geek
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On Thu, Aug 5, 2021, 3:57 PM Grand Rapids Linux Users Group <grlug at grlug.org>
wrote:

> Hey guys,
>
> We have a bare-metal server located at a remote hosting center on which
> we're running KVM on Ubuntu Server.
>
> We're looking to lock down the security side of things before launching
> our platform, but could use some assistance relating to:
>
>    - Setting up a VPN server so only those authenticated through the VPN
>    may access the administrative side of the hosts.
>    - Penetration testing
>    - Any other security related thing we may not have thought of - Server
>    security is not our specialty.
>
> Does anyone specialize in these areas, or know someone who does?
>
> Thanks much,
>
> Josh Burns
>
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