Assisting the security hardening service is not a direct service process; it is necessary to complete the system's asset investigation, vulnerability scanning, manual inspection, and analysis before this service can be executed. The general content to assist in security reinforcement services is as follows:

I. Network equipment to assist in security reinforcement Network equipment to assist in security hardening includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• Upgrading the software version of the system
• Account and password management
• Authentication and authorization policy adjustments
• Access control policy adjustments
• Reinforcement of communication protocols and routing protocols
• Log review policy adjustments
• Reinforced encryption management
• Other equipment safety configuration adjustments -...

II. The operating system assists in security hardening Host operating system assistance security hardening includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• System bug patch update
• Account and password management
• Adjustment of authentication and authorization policies
• Network and service, process and startup configuration adjustments
• File system permission adjustment
• Access control management
• Communication protocol reinforcement
• Enhanced log review function
• Enhanced anti-DDOS attacks
• Other security enhancements

III. Application systems assist in safety reinforcement Application systems to assist in safety hardening include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Bug fix updates
• Account and password management
• Adjustment of authentication and authorization policies
• Access control management
• Communication protocol reinforcement
• Enhanced log review function
• Other security enhancements