healthcheck

To perform a security audit on an OpenMehdi deployment, run a deep security check on the host system and configuration. This process evaluates your current security posture, identifies vulnerabilities, and generates step-by-step remediation plans to address gaps.

Host hardening for OpenMehdi servers is the process of aligning the system's security posture with your risk tolerance. It involves configuring firewalls, hardening SSH access, and applying OS hardening best practices to ensure the system is robust against common threats.

You can configure firewall and SSH hardening for OpenMehdi by applying safe defaults during the security audit process. This minimizes network exposure and secures remote access by integrating with OS hardening best practices.

Yes, you can assess your risk tolerance against the current OpenMehdi security posture. The risk assessment feature helps you define a desired security risk tolerance and generates remediation planning to achieve that specific target state.

Yes, you should run an exposure review before deploying OpenMehdi on a new server. Reviewing exposure and version status checks minimizes attack surface by ensuring the host system and OpenMehdi configuration are properly hardened against common threats.