Today I have been looking into Solaris Security Toolkit (what used to be called JASS) in more depth.
It is a frightening array of scripts to automatically configure your Solaris system to be more secure which makes it part of hardening. It is ideally suited to installing and running on a new system but more more worrying on an already installed, configured and live system.
With scripts calling scripts which call scripts, it's not a trivial task to know exactly what will happen when you hit the go button.
I've attempted to explain here: http://unixtraining.googlepages.com/security
Just click on the SST link.
Paxo
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