Security / Vulnerability / Risk Assessments Security / Vulnerability / Risk Assessments: Workstation / Server Hardening And Hard Drive Encryption •Harden Computers To Better Prevent Cyber Attacks •Assess Your Web Server’s Security & Check If Your SSL Is Properly Configured •Easily Implement Anti-SQL Injection Methods In Your Application Code •Implement Encryption Techniques In Your Applications •Build An Internal Anti Denial-of-Service (DOS) Mechanism Into Your Applications So They’re Self-Reliant •Obfuscate Your Code Using A Heavy Duty Obfuscator That Can Be Integrated Into The Build Process •Encrypt Computers & Smartphone Hard Drive To Protect Your Data In Case It Is Lost Or Stolen •Close Ports That Are Commonly Used By Cyber Attackers To Inject Malicious Code Into Your PC •Use a Network/Port Scanner To Check If Your Computers are Vulnerable On The Network •Tactically Use The Computer's Recovery System To Get Rid Of Viruses & Other Malware •Tactically Use Free Third Party Tools To Get Rid Of Viruses & Other Malware •Reduce The Computer's Attack Surface, Lessening The Area Cyber-attackers Can Enter Or Exploit •Identify Suspicious Running Processes & Determine If They Are Malware Or Not •Properly Use Your Computer's File & Folder Permissions Framework To Keep Your Data Private •Prevent Malware and Other Programs From Automatically Being Launched At Startup •See Which Files or Folders Your Computers May Be Unwittingly Sharing On The Network •Unshare Private Files or Folders From The Network •Create A Private Folder For Your Files That Only You Can Access •Tactically Use User Accounts/Logins •Tactically Use Windows Folder Permissions To Limit Access To Personal Files •Reduce Your Vulnerability To Zero Day Attacks •Identify & Disable or Uninstall Unneeded Programs To Make Computers Run Faster •Defend Your Computer From Brute Force Attacks •Prevent Your Computer From Becoming A Bot Zombie •Prevent Out-Of-Control Usage Of Hard Drive Space