For organizations that need assurance that systems are securely configured, not only patched and scanned.
Configuration findings, compliance scores and remediation guidance by platform.
Unnecessary services, weak settings and default accounts identified.
Configuration drift across similar systems made visible.
Configuration evidence for PCI DSS, ISO/IEC 27001 and regulatory audits.
Platform-specific actions your teams can apply.
Scores that show improvement between reviews.
Findings that improve build standards for new systems.
Benchmark-based methods, broad platform coverage and fixes teams can act on.
Services that complement hardening reviews with vulnerability, exploit and cloud testing.
Identifies missing patches and known vulnerabilities on in-scope systems.
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Guides and resources to build and maintain secure configurations.
A review of how systems are configured against a secure baseline, such as CIS Benchmarks or vendor guidance. It identifies insecure settings, unnecessary services and weak defaults.
Vulnerability scanning looks for known vulnerabilities and missing patches, and penetration testing tries to exploit weaknesses. A hardening review checks configuration settings against a baseline, which often finds issues scans do not flag.
Common scope includes Windows and Linux servers, databases, web and application servers, and network devices. Exact platforms and baselines are confirmed during scoping.
No. QRC collects and reviews configurations using agreed read-only methods. Your teams apply the fixes, and QRC can re-verify them if required.
A benchmark compliance scorecard and platform-wise findings with remediation guidance for system owners, plus an executive summary for leadership.
Define your platforms, baselines and priorities with QRC's review team.