System hardening offers recommendations for common attack entry points, such as disabling default shares, remote registry access and unrestricted task creation.
Hardening checklist
Each item explains what it does and what it may affect, so you can decide item by item.
- Disable default shares and blank-password access
- Harden remote desktop and registry services
- Restrict creation of risky scheduled tasks
Reversible anytime
The original state of every item is recorded, so you can restore system defaults with one click.
- Automatic backup before hardening
- Restore individual items
- Bulk hardening in business edition
FAQ
Will hardening break shared printers?
Disabling default shares can affect LAN sharing. The item is clearly marked and can be skipped selectively.
What if something breaks after hardening?
Click Restore on the system hardening page to go back to the previous configuration.