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- High quality video training works on Pc or Mac
- Ideal for people that learn quicker by being shown
- Unique training method, learn any application in days
- Learn from your own desk at a pace that suits you
- Expert trainer guides you step by step
- Find answers quickly, each CD is fully indexed
- It's just like having a expert sat next to you
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Author: Brad Causey
Number of Lessons: 77
Training Duration: 6 hours
The Linux Operating System has proven time and time that it reigns supreme in configurability and security. Being well versed in Linux Security can make the difference between a highly available web server and a compromised warez distribution point. Understanding Linux Security can make or break your ability to survive in the world of ever-changing Computer Security. VTC Authors Brad Causey and Bobby Rogers work together to present Linux Security so you can carry the knowledge back and use it in a practical manner.
Lessons covered on this Video Training CD Include:
Introduction & Course Outline
Introduction Demo
Introduction To Linux Security
A Bit About Linux Pt.1
A Bit About Linux Pt.2
Current Security Problems
Requirements of a Secure OS
Security: Windows vs Linux
Overview of Linux Security Features
Secure Linux Installation
Selecting the Right Distribution
Defining Partitions for Security
Installing Software & Services
Installing Secure File Systems
Installation Security Configurations
Post Install Actions
Secure Installation Demonstration Pt.1
Secure Installation Demonstration Pt.2
Secure Installation Demonstration Pt.3
Securing The Linux Boot Process
Securing LILO
Securing GRUB
Runlevel Security & initab
Partition Mounting & fstab
Security With Users & Groups
Users & Groups
Passwords Pt.1
Passwords Pt.2
Use of Privileged Accounts
Securing User Shells & Profiles
File System Permissions
Types of Files
Permission Structure
Special Permission Bits
Managing Permissions
Data Encryption
Introduction to Encryption
Using GNU GPG Pt.1
Using GNU GPG Pt.2
Using SSH
Hashing Utilities
Using PKI Certificates in Linux
Hardening Linux
System Hardening Overview
Bastille Pt.1
Bastille Pt.2
Securing X-Windows
Securing Linux Daemons
Security Patches
Security Benchmarks
Linux Firewalls
Introduction to Firewalls
IP Tables Pt.1
IP Tables Pt.2
IP Tables Demonstration Pt.1
IP Tables Demonstration Pt.2
Dedicated Linux Firewalls
Linux Security Mechanisms
TCP Wrappers
hosts.allow
hosts.deny
inetd & xinetd
PAMs
SELinux
Unsecure Linux Utilities
Secure Networking
OpenSSH
SAMBA
NIS
NFS
Securing FTP & HTTP Servers
Detecting & Stopping Linux Attacks
System Auditing
System Logging
File Integrity with Tripwire
Intrusion Detection with Snort
Linux Security Tools
Vulnerability Assessment with Nessus Pt.1
Vulnerability Assessment with Nessus Pt.2
Traffic Security with Ethereal
Web Proxying with Squid
Best Linux Security Practices
User Security
Password Security
Securing the Root Account
File System Security
System Security
Auditing Pt.1
Auditing Pt.2
Network Security
About The Authors
About the Authors
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