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What is Application Hardening?

Application hardening is the process of securing an application by reducing its attack surface and eliminating vulnerabilities. This includes removing unnecessary features, patching known flaws, and implementing security best practices.

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Related terms

Authentication HardeningContent Security Policy (CSP)Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) PreventionData Encryption at RestPrinciple of Defense in DepthSecure Development Lifecycle (SDLC)SQL Injection PreventionData Execution Prevention (DEP)Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)Regular Security AuditsSecure Configuration ManagementSecurity HeadersSession Management SecurityThird-Party Library SecurityAddress Space Layout Randomization (ASLR)Application ControlCode ObfuscationError Handling and Logging