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There are many methods to which can assist in "locking your server down". Sensible practice is the best method. You should follow some of these simply steps:

• Keep your antivirus software up to date
• Check your firewall logs
• Disable unnecessary services
• Remove the executables of the disabled services from the pc
• Disable unnecessary ports
• Regularly password changes
• Use passwords that are difficult to guess
• Remove unnecessary users