Challenge
As Linux spreads rapidly throughout the corporate world, more and more systems and network administrators are being tasked with running and securing a variety of Linux systems, from Ubuntu to Novell SuSe to Debian and all the other popular distros.
This can be a daunting task for seasoned Windows administrators and even for experienced Linux administrators. How can you be sure that you are following best practices and securing all of the necessary areas? Have you secured all networks services and network access points? Do you know intrusion detection and log analysis best practices and solutions? Are you prepared to ward off Rootkits, pack spoofing, and SYN flooding?
Solution
The Linux Security eLearning Solution can help any Linux system administrator or developer. Both those new to Linux and grizzly veterans can learn to get the most out of their Linux systems by viewing this eLearning course.
The Linux Security eLearning modules doesn't just cover security concepts, it discusses commands, strategies, and many useful programs. Written by Linux expert and author Ralph Bonnell, the Linux Security eLearning Solution is broken down into twelve different chapters or "modules" so you can digest the information in chunks and come back for reference whenever you have questions.
Course Outline
The Linux Security course is broken into twelve distinct sections. Select Service Details above to learn more or Request a Quote today!
Linux Security (2 hours)
The Linux Security course is composed of twelve modules. Each modules focus on a different aspect of Linux security. There is a 10 question quiz included at the end of each module to test learner's understanding.
- Introduction to Linux Security
- Linux Security Basics
- Linux File System Security
- Common Linux Attacks
- Linux Network Services
- Linux Encryption
- Linux Application Security
- Linux Kernel Security
- Linux Network Access
- Linux Intrusion Detection
- Linux Log Analysis
- Linux Review
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