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# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required
  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"
}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)
vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity
entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity
backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video
nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()
 
# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required
  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"
}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)
vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity
entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity
backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video
nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()

}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)
vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity
entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity
backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video
nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()
# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required
  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"
 
}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)
vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity
entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity
backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video
nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()
# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required
  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"

vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity
entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity
backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video
nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()
# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required
  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"
}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)
 
vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity
entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity
backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video
nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()
# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required
  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"
}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)

backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video
nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()
# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required
  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"
}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)
vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity
entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity
 
backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video
nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()
# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required
  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"
}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)
vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity
entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity

  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"
}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)
vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity
entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity
backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video
nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()
# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required
 
  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"
}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)
vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity
entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity
backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video
nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()
# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required

nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()
# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required
  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"
}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)
vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity
entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity
backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video
 
nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()
# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required
  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"
}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)
vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity
entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity
backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video

entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity
backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video
nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()
# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required
  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"
}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)
vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity
 
entra.access(true)
intune.enforce("bitlocker")
# continuity
backup.run("03:00")
patch.deploy("all")
# video
nvr.record("CAM-01..04")
# response
monitor.on("ransomware")
if (threat) block(src)
return status.ok()
# arsyst :: security baseline
policy "zero-trust" {
  mfa        = required
  encryption = "AES-256"
  tls        = "1.3"
}
# perimeter
firewall.rule(deny, 3389)
firewall.rule(allow, 443)
vpn.tunnel("kostenets")
# identity

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