Linux Security Engineering & Hardening by Feelster Lewis (.ePUB)
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Linux Security Engineering & Hardening: A Practical Blueprint for SSH Configuration, Access Control, Firewall Rules, and Threat Mitigation (THE LINUX ENGINEERING LIBRARY) Feelster Lewis
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Overview: Linux Security Engineering & Hardening is a practitioner’s blueprint for engineers who are accountable for production Linux systems and who must be able to explain, test, and defend every control they apply. Rather than offering a catalogue of settings, it walks through the decisions that precede configuration and the verification that follows it.
The book begins with threat modelling, asset inventory, and the change discipline that keeps a baseline accurate over time. It then builds outward through host baseline, identity and privilege management, SSH architecture, key lifecycle, network filtering, filesystem and mandatory access control, service isolation, threat mitigation, logging and detection, incident response, and the governance practices that hold a programme together across staff changes. Each subchapter states a principle, gives the configuration that implements it, describes the verification that proves it is in force, and names the failure modes that produce a system which appears hardened and is not.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Tech & Devices
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