Security Hardening

<p>Within the Windows Registry, right click and select <span class="keyword">New ? String Value</span></p>

<p> Then, enter <span class="keyword">HighSecurity</span> with a Value of <span class="keyword">True</span><span>, as shown below:</p>

<img id="border" src="http://www.tri-line.com/common/img/documentation/tim_enterprise/HighSecurity.png" alt="HighSecurity value" />

<p>When the <span class="keyword">HighSecurity</span> Registry value is set to <span class="keyword">True</span>, the following restrictions are imposed:-</p>

<ol>
  <li> Ability to block individual web scripts by including them in a blacklist file: <pre class="snippet">"\ssldata\{class}\blacklist.___"</pre></li>
  <li> Enforce password complexity for web users (additional Registry entries required)</li>
  <li> Forbid direct SQL queries through web interface</li> 
  <li> System alert messages are silently suppressed</li>
  <li> System database connection tests forbidden</li>
  <li> Ability to (re)create system database tables inhibited</li>
  <li> Cannot change or test web (HTTP) port</li>
  <li> Cannot send test emails</li>
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</ol>