System Security Hardening (TMS)

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System Security Hardening (TMS) is the process of enhancing the security of a Transport Management System by applying best practices such as secure configuration policies, removing unnecessary services, patch management, and implementing strict access controls to minimize vulnerabilities and ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability.

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