You'll want to make sure everything stays up to date in case someone finds a vulnerability in whatever software you're currently using. If you have to expose st

You'll want to make sure everything stays up to date in case someone finds a vulnerability in whatever software you're currently using. If you have to expose stuff to the outside world, only open the ports you need to. Only allow access to a specific user with a non-default username (or at the very least disable root ssh access), and use long passwords or ssh keys. I think that's generally the bare minimum, but there are online guides to harden your stuff further like using wireguard and fail2ban and stuff