Description
Securing Red Hat Enterprise Linux course. This course examines the methods and tools for securing Red Hat Enterprise Linux and implementing security standards in enterprise environments. Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is one of the most popular Linux distributions for deploying servers and server infrastructure. Securing RHEL hosts is a critical and critical part of their deployment and maintenance. In this course, instructor Scott Simpson teaches learners how to create a functional, layered security architecture for RHEL using tools and frameworks trusted by system administrators and security engineers. Participants learn how to manage SELinux policies, configure a firewall to control network traffic at the host level, and apply CIS Benchmark and DISA STIG hardening guidelines to meet compliance requirements. Additionally, this course teaches you how to enable and fine-tune audit logging to capture events, secure SSH to address common remote access risks, and create a reliable patching workflow to prevent emerging vulnerabilities. This course is ideal for those preparing for a compliance audit, securing an operational server, or looking to improve their Linux security skills. This course is designed by Scott Simpson and is part of the training series.
What you will learn
- Managing SELinux Policies: Learn how to configure and manage advanced security policies for access control.
- Linux Firewall Configuration: Setting up a firewall to control and manage network traffic at the host-level.
- Apply hardening standards: Use CIS Benchmark and DISA STIG guidelines to comply with security requirements.
- Configure audit logs: Enable and optimize audit logging to track system activities.
- SSH service security: Harden remote connections to prevent common security risks.
- Establish a patching workflow: Establish a reliable process for updating and fixing software vulnerabilities.
This course is suitable for people who:
- Linux System Administrators: Professionals who are responsible for managing and maintaining RHEL servers.
- Network Security Engineers: Individuals responsible for securing organizational infrastructure and operational servers.
- Applicants for compliance audits: Those who need to bring their systems into compliance with security standards.
- Linux security enthusiasts: People who want to improve their specialized skills in operating system security.
Securing Red Hat Enterprise Linux course details
- Publisher: LinkedIn
- Instructor: Scott Simpson
- Education level: Intermediate
- Training duration: 2 hours and 21 minutes
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Sample course video
Installation Guide
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Subtitles: English
Quality: 720p
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248 MB