SELinux: Basics and Practical Sandboxing with Type Enforcement
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During the webinar, Apriorit experts will reveal the core advantages of hardware reverse engineering and showcase its wide range of applications – from enhancing security to extending the life of legacy systems and developing new features.
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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