Security Strategies in Linux Platforms and Applications Cloud Labs

The third edition of Security Strategies in Linux Platforms and Applications covers every major aspect of security on a Linux system. Using real-world examples and exercises, this useful resource incorporates hands-on activities to walk readers through the fundamentals of security strategies related to the Linux system. Written by an industry expert, this book is divided into three natural parts to illustrate key concepts in the field.It opens with a discussion of the risks, threats, and vulnerabilities associated with Linux as an operating system using current examples and cases. Part 2 discusses how to take advantage of the layers of security available to Linux--user and group options, filesystems, and security options for important services. The book closes with a look at the use of both open source and proprietary tools when building a layered security strategy for Linux operating system environments.Cloud Labs for Security Strategies in Linux Platforms and Applications provide 180-day access to a fully immersive mock IT infrastructures with live virtual machines and real software, where students will learn and practice the foundational information security skills they will need to excel in their future careers. Unlike simulations, these hands-on virtual labs reproduce the complex challenges of the real world, without putting an institution's assets at risk.Available as a standalone lab solution or bundled with Jones & Bartlett Learning textbooks, cybersecurity Cloud Labs are an essential tool for mastering key course concepts through hands-on training.Labs:Lab 1: Installing a Core Linux Operating System on a ServerLab 2: Configuring Basic Security Controls on a CentOS Linux ServerLab 3: Hardening Security with User Account Management and Security ControlsLab 4: Applying Hardened Linux Filesystem Security ControlsLab 5: Hardening Security for Linux Services and ApplicationsLab 6: Hardening Security by Controlling AccessLab 7: Hardening Security for the Linux KernelLab 8: Applying Best Practices for Secure Software ManagementLab 9: Applying Best Practices for Security Monitoring and LoggingLab 10: Defining Linux OS and Application Backup and Recovery Procedure