'Linux security' presentation slideshows

EECS 710 Professor: Hossein Saiedian Presented by Purvi Patel

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Chapter 5b

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Chapter 5b

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Chapter 5b

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Linux+ Guide to Linux Certification, Third Edition

Chapter 14 Troubleshooting, Performance, and Security. Linux+ Guide to Linux Certification, Third Edition. Objectives. Describe and outline good troubleshooting practices Effectively troubleshoot common hardware- and software-related problems

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Operating System Security

Operating System Security. Lesson 1: Security Principles. Objectives. Explain the need for security in Linux and Windows 2000 environments Describe industry evaluation criteria used for security Identify the guidelines for determining the three general security levels

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Linux Security Overview

Linux Security Overview. Pattara Kiatisevi Research Assistant Network Technology Laboratory (NTL) National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC) ott@nectec.or.th Jan 16, 2000. About this presentation. Based on various freely available documents

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Linux Security Overview

Linux Security Overview. Pattara Kiatisevi Research Assistant Network Technology Laboratory (NTL) National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC) ott@nectec.or.th Jan 16, 2000. About this presentation. Based on various freely available documents

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Linux security

Linux security. Based on material from Computer Security, by Stallings and Brown. Linux. Created by Linus Torvalds in 1991 (more or less on a whim) Based on the UNIX OS, written in C Free and open source model Numerous flavors and distrubutions Highly customizable. Early criticisms.

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Computer Security: Principles and Practice

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Computer Security: Principles and Practice

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Computer Security: Principles and Practice

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Cyber Security Update

Cyber Security Update. Denise Heagerty CERN Computer Security Officer HEPiX Meeting, CERN, 5-9 May 2008. Acknowledgements. Thanks to the following people for their contributions and suggestions for this presentation: Lionel Cons, CERN Bob Cowles, SLAC Sebastien Dellabella Jan Iven, CERN

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LINUX Security, Firewalls & Proxies

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Linux Security Training Crash Course : Tonex Training

Learn Linux advanced security in this new year 2019. Efficient security for Linux computers and servers. Linux Security provides core security capabilities for Linux environments: multi-engine anti-malware and built-in firewall management, in addition to vital Integrity Checking for endpoints and servers.. Linux Security Training Crash Course provides the participants with an in-depth coverage of Linux security and Unix security issues. Learn how to mitigate Linux security issues, file systems or applications. Learn topics including: Linux network attacks Vulnerabilities and threats in Linux systems Vulnerabilities and threats in Unix systems Application security issues File system issues The password authentication system issues Virtual memory system Techniques used to hardening Linux/Unix systems Securing Files and Directories Logs and Integrity Authorization Controls Firewall with IP table IDS and Honeypot Testing and Monitoring Digital forensics for Linux/Unix Tools including SSH, AIDE, sudo, lsof Request more information. Visit Tonex training link below https://www.tonex.com/training-courses/linux-security-training-crash-course/

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Agenda

Selling Tivoli Security Portfolio Business Partner Training Presentation (for Business Partner use only). Agenda. Overview Customer issues AMOS value Identifying and qualifying opportunities What does AMOS secure? Competition. Overview. Business Drivers for Security.

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Open Source Phenomena

Open Source Phenomena. Mohsen Saboorian <mohsen@zekr.org>. What is Free Software?. A software which grants some special rights to the user Gratis v.s. Free (l?ber) RMS basic freedom: The freedom to run the program, for any purpose (freedom 0).

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Linux Security

Linux Security. ????? ???. Outline. General Security Account Local Network Patch Services Security Sendmail BIND/DNS Apache FTP Recent Linux security information Linux worm. General Security. Account The password length Set login time out for root account Special account

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Linux Security

Linux Security. LINUX SECURITY . Linux Security. Firewall. Internet. Application Web Server. Firewall. Database. Linux Security. LINUX Firewall. Use GUI (Applications ->System Settings-> Security Level) to activate the firewall

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