Comment on Suggestions for Improving Linux Server Security: Beyond User Permissions and Groups?
pyrosis@lemmy.world 2 months ago
Get your firewall right then maybe add fail2ban.
You could also consider IDs/IPs on your primary router/firewall if this is internal. If not you can install surricata on a public server. Obviously if you go with something as powerful as surricata you no longer need fail2ban.
Keep a sharp eye on any users with sudo. Beyond that consider docker as others have mentioned.
It does add to security because it allows the developers a bit more control of what packages are utilized for their applications. It creates a more predictable environment.