A security team notes repeated tampering before the operating system takes control on multiple servers. Which measure best confirms that the earliest code remains secure during initial checks?
Add a host-based firewall to the server architecture
Activate a cryptographic check in the firmware environment
Replace the boot partition to remove any threat artifacts
Restrict overall memory availability before loading the system
A cryptographic check in the firmware environment validates that each piece of code is trusted and has not been altered. Adding a host-based firewall or limiting memory relates to the operating system level, not the earliest startup phases. Simply replacing the boot partition does not guarantee that the initial code remains protected before the OS starts.
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