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Auditing existing infrastructure advice
April 10, 2024, 12:57 a.m. | /u/No-Combination-8439
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While its not a cybersecurity title, most of these projects are moving in my direction. The previous sys admin was... disorganized to say the least.
So, Im brought on a team without the original person that setup this infrastructure, and while the general network hardening practices look like they are well followed; I have no idea how to start auditing and cataloging all the …
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