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Securing OpenSSH is actually not hard at all, and would probably only take just a 
few minutes of your time. Therefore, feel free to make a detour to that chapter to 
read the section there that talks about securing OpenSSH, and then come back here 
when you're done. For now, make sure that you have secure, randomly generated 
passwords on the server at the very least. If OpenSSH is reachable via the public 
internet, and any of your users have weak passwords, it definitely won't be a fun 
situation.
With all of that out of the way, we can get started with actually using OpenSSH.