Hardening
nftables vs iptables: Why You Should Switch
- 17 April 2026
- Jonathan Aquilina - Eagle Eye T
- Cybersecurity
If you are still building firewall rules around iptables, you are working with the older Linux packet filtering model while the wider Linux firewall ecosystem has already moved toward nftables…
Read moreWhat Is Fail2Ban and What Does It Do? Its Role in Securing a Machine
- 15 April 2026
- Jonathan Aquilina - Eagle Eye T
- Fail2Ban
If your Linux server is exposed to the internet, it is being scanned, probed, and tested constantly. SSH, web login pages, mail services, and other exposed services are frequent targets…
Read moreWindows 11 Privacy Hardening vs Hardened Linux Workstations – Control, trust boundaries, and who really owns the endpoint
- 26 February 2026
- Jonathan Aquilina - Eagle Eye T
- Linux
Endpoint hardening is no longer about malware resistance. It is about: Data Sovereignty. Trust boundaries. Visibility. Governance. Long term control. As explored in Hardening Windows 11 and Reclaiming Your Security,…
Read moreHardened Images: The Secret Weapon for Modern Cyber Defenses
- 07 August 2025
- Jonathan Aquilina - Eagle Eye T
- Cybersecurity
In today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape, organizations are under constant attack from increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. One of the most effective and often overlooked strategies to bolster your cyber defenses…
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