Secure Homeservers
A home server done right: sized to what you actually need, hardened from day one, and set up so you understand it — not a black box you're afraid to touch.
What's included
Hardware sizing guidance
Right-sized for what you're actually going to run — a spare mini PC or a Raspberry Pi is plenty for most home setups, no need to oversell you a rack you don't need.
OS install & hardening
Linux installed and hardened from the first boot — firewall rules, SSH key-only access, automatic security updates — not left on defaults.
Network segmentation
Your homeserver kept on its own segment, separate from the rest of your home network, so a compromised service doesn't become a compromised household.
Backup strategy
A real, tested backup plan — not just "the files are somewhere." You'll know exactly what's backed up, where, and how to restore it.
Remote monitoring setup
Know if a service goes down or a disk starts failing before you notice it yourself — not after.