01
Three systems, one approach
Windows, Linux and macOS require different settings. Shared management provides a consistent approach while accounting for supported versions, roles and business requirements.
Hardening
Strengthen Windows, Linux and macOS
Hardening reduces system exposure by disabling unnecessary features and applying suitable security settings. Cyberlib centralises this approach across supported Windows, Linux and macOS endpoints, with agentless management through compatible tools.
YOUR DAY-TO-DAY, OUR STARTING POINT
A shared approach for every system.
Clear priorities for your IT team: assess configuration gaps, validate hardening settings and check the results.
02
Use recognised technical baselines
Available CIS Benchmarks and ANSSI recommendations provide reference points. Audit configurations, select suitable settings and validate application impacts before deployment.
03
Agentless management with existing tools
Cyberlib can use compatible MDM, UEM or EDR APIs to apply supported settings without an additional Cyberlib agent. Coverage depends on the connector and system; Cyberlib agent mode provides another management option.
THE QUESTION THAT MATTERS
What is system hardening?
Hardening configures a system to reduce exposure by disabling unnecessary features and applying recommended security settings suited to its purpose.
Let’s discuss your needs ↗Start your endpoint hardening programme
Discuss your Windows, Linux and macOS fleet in a 20-minute demo or request a free audit.
Your questions, answered
What is system hardening?
Hardening configures a system to reduce exposure by disabling unnecessary features and applying recommended security settings suited to its purpose.
Talk to Cyberlib ↗Does Cyberlib cover Windows, Linux and macOS?
Yes. The platform provides a shared approach across supported versions of these systems, with capabilities depending on the management mode and settings concerned.
Talk to Cyberlib ↗Does hardening follow recognised standards?
Cyberlib uses available CIS Benchmarks and ANSSI recommendations as technical references. Teams select and validate the baseline appropriate to their systems.
Talk to Cyberlib ↗