Securing SSH Itself with the Critical Security Controls
SSH is a de facto standard in securing communications through an encrypted link and elevating privileges, but what happens when SSH is itself not properly secured? What vulnerabilities are inherent in the protocol and how do organizations remediate them? Does the protection of the keys used by SSH affect the trust placed in this protocol? Despite the importance of SSH, organizations often neglect to pay attention to best practices related to configuration, especially in the area of adequate controls over SSH keys and key associations. One way to address this is through the Critical Security Controls.
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View the associated whitepaper here.
