This document discusses how to lock down ColdFusion servers through securing the installation, post-installation configuration, and settings in the ColdFusion Administrator. It recommends following principles of least privilege, defense in depth, and reducing the attack surface. Specific steps include installing only necessary components, disabling unneeded servlets, restricting file permissions, updating to the latest JVM, securing sessions, and locking down the ColdFusion Administrator interface. The overall goal is to grant only the minimum permissions required to operate ColdFusion securely.