Endpoint Security
Endpoint Hardening
Hardening removes weaknesses attackers rely on — before any tool needs to detect them.
Overview
What is Endpoint Hardening?
Endpoint hardening defines and applies secure configuration baselines for operating systems and applications: removing local admin rights, disabling unnecessary features, enforcing encryption, restricting scripting and macros, and managing browser and application settings.
Why it matters
When organizations need it
These are common signs that an organization would benefit from Endpoint Hardening.
Signs you need it
- Standard images without security baselines
- Widespread local administrator rights
- Macro and script-based attacks
- Compliance requirements for secure configuration
Capabilities
Key capabilities
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Baseline definition
Benchmarks adapted to your environment.
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Privilege reduction
Removing unnecessary local admin rights.
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Attack-surface reduction
Restricting macros, scripts and risky features.
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Compliance reporting
Measuring baseline adherence.
Scope
What you receive
- Hardening baselines
- Implementation plan
- Exception process
- Compliance dashboard
Our approach
How CoreIAM helps
We pilot baselines with real users first so hardening does not disrupt the business.
Engagement
Engagement approach
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Assess
Coverage and configuration.
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Harden
Baselines and policies.
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Deploy
Tools and integrations.
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Monitor
Detection and response.
Related
Related services
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Endpoint Security
Secure users and devices with modern prevention, detection, response and hardening.
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Endpoint Protection
Modern prevention for laptops, desktops, servers and mobile devices.
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Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)
Detect, investigate and contain threats on endpoints.
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Endpoint Security Assessment
Find coverage gaps and weak configurations across your endpoint estate.
Discuss Endpoint Hardening with our specialists
Tell us about your environment and objectives, and we will recommend the right scope and approach.