SELinux: Basics and Practical Sandboxing with Type Enforcement
Our Speakers
Semen Boyko,
Head of Linux Engineering at Apriorit
Lidiia Mandrovna,
Program Manager at Apriorit
Event description
During the webinar, Apriorit experts will unlock the full potential of SELinux for building high-security environments. Discover how to safeguard your system from contemporary cybersecurity threats and learn about creating rigorous access control policies.
Apriorit experts discuss the following topics:
- How Discretionary Access Control (DAC) and Mandatory Access Control (MAC) models work and complement each other
- Leveraging SELinux labeling and Type Enforcement (TE) to creare strict access control policies
- Sandboxing processes using the SELinux Type Enforcement (TE) module.
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