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Resolved Pre-Onxy Server Hardening (CIS Benchmark)

Walter

Basic Pleskian
I will be using Debian or Ubuntu server to deploy a new instance of Onyx. Here are some questions regarding steps to harden my OS before loading Onyx or additional software...

1. CIS Benchmark: Does Plesk Onyx support a server OS that has been pre-hardened with the CIS benchmark? Are there any particular settings I need to avoid?

Specifically I'm asking about the particular sections of CIS Benchmark relating to:

Network configuration
TCP Wrappers
Disabling uncommon network protocols
System File Permissions
User and Group Settings

2. SELinux / AppArmor: Does Plesk/Onyx support one or both of these security apps with the Onyx product?
 
I created a support ticket with Plesk and received the following statement, "The server hardening as per DISA or CIS benchmarks should not cause any issues with Plesk operations normally."
 
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