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Increasing the security of a system by stripping down its functions to include only those services and applications essential for its operation is a recommended practice for Real-Time Operating Systems.
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In the context of Real-Time Operating Systems, or any operating system, hardening is a process that involves reducing the attack surface by eliminating unnecessary services, applications, and functions. Doing so minimizes the possibilities for exploitation, adhering to the principle of least functionality. This is a key concept in maintaining a secure operating environment. The term 'RTOS' was avoided in the question to challenge students to apply their knowledge of this principle to a specific type of system.
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