LiveLessons – Ultimate Linux Hardening Bootcamp
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Defend Against Linux Attacks On-Premises and In the Cloud
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Gain real-life insights on how to secure Linux-based systems on-premises and in the cloud
Learn how to protect underlying applications and components
Understand advanced attacks against Linux systems and how to mitigate them
Many people assume that Linux is already secure-this is a misunderstanding. Linux needs to be secured just like any other system. So how do you protect yourself against hacks and Linux-based malware? The Ultimate Linux Hardening Bootcamp is a 2-day intensive look at Linux security hardening that teaches the essentials and then shows you how to build your own security lab. You also get deep-dive explanations and demos that explore the Linux attack surface and how to perform threat modeling in Linux-based systems (on-premises and in the cloud). This is a must-have course for any Linux or Cloud professional as it investigates how to:
Securely configure Linux EC2 instances in Amazon Web Services (AWS) and how to monitor and perform automated actions for Linux systems in the cloud
Use cloud services such as Cloudwatch and Cloudtrail to maintain visibility and control of cloud-based Linux environments
Explore techniques for BIOS protection, hard-disk encryption, and how to protect different cryptographic services in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Debian-based distributions, and Amazon Linux
Use open source security, Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs), and Vulnerability Exploitability Exchange (VEX) profiles using the Common Security Advisory Framework (CSAF) machine-readable format for automation
Understand container-optimized Linux distributions, their security benefits, and challenges
This is a hands-on course that is full of demos and exercise labs so come prepared to get to work!
What you’ll learn and how you can apply it
By the end of the live online course, you’ll understand:
Threat hunting on a Linux system
Best practices for applying security in Linux-based systems on-premises and in the cloud
The principles of Linux forensics
And you’ll be able to:
Use different tools to automate the hardening process of Linux systems
Secure Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Debian-based Linux Systems
Perform threat modeling of Linux-based systems
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