Linux Security Training: Practical Security Guide
"Linux Security Training: Practical Security Guide" teaches you how to secure and harden any Linux server against hackers through step-by-step instructions. It covers topics like SSH hardening, network security, and file system encryption.
What Youβll Learn
This Linux security training course will teach you:
- Protecting Linux systems:
Learn how to safeguard your systems against hackers. - Physical security measures:
Prevent attackers from exploiting physical access to your machine. - Password policies:
Enforce strong password policies and manage account aging. - SSH hardening:
Secure SSH connections and configure SSHD. - Network security tactics:
Implement network security measures and configure firewalls.
- Port scanning:
Detect network services and vulnerabilities through port scanning. - Root account protection:
Secure the superuser (root) account. - File system security:
Implement file system encryption and advanced permissions. - Sudo configuration:
Properly configure sudo to enhance security. - Using ACLs:
Learn to use Access Control Lists for granular file permissions.
Included in the Linux Security Training Course
Suitable for the Following Careers
Course Content
Course Overview and Downloads
General Security
Physical Security
Account Security
Network Security
File System Security
Additional Security Resources
Audio Version of Training
OPEN FULL CURRICULUM
Requirements
Description of Linux Online Training Course
"Linux Security Training: Practical Security Guide" is designed to teach you how to secure and harden any Linux server against hackers. This course covers essential security concepts and provides step-by-step instructions on implementing robust security measures
By the end of this course, you will be able to identify and protect against security weaknesses in Linux systems, enforce strong password policies, secure SSH connections, configure firewalls, and implement file system encryption.
- Protect your Linux systems from hackers and unauthorized access.
- Implement physical security measures and secure the bootloader.
- Enforce strong password policies and manage account security.
- Harden SSH configurations and secure network services.
- Configure Linux firewalls and TCP wrappers for enhanced network security.
- Use advanced file permissions, encryption, and Access Control Lists (ACLs) to secure data.
- Detect and prevent rootkits and other malware.
By the end of this Linux security training course, you'll have the skills needed to significantly enhance the security of any Linux system, reducing its vulnerability to attacks and protecting your data. Enroll now and start learning how to hack-proof your Linux systems today!
Who Is This Course For
This Linux security training course is for anyone looking to secure and harden Linux systems, including Linux system administrators, security engineers, IT professionals, and those pursuing a career in Linux system administration or cyber security.
Course Instructor
Jason began his career as a Unix and Linux System Engineer in 1999, working with companies such as Xerox, UPS, Hewlett-Packard, and Amazon.com. He has also served as a technical consultant and independent contractor for small businesses and Fortune 500 companies.
Jason has extensive experience with CentOS, RedHat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, and Ubuntu, as well as personal projects using Debian, Slackware, and CrunchBang. In addition to Linux, he has supported proprietary Unix operating systems, including AIX, HP-UX, and Solaris.
Passionate about teaching, Jason enjoys helping others harness the power of the Linux operating system. He is the author of "Linux for Beginners" and "Command Line Kung Fu."
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Testimonials
Chris Bischoff
Excellent course on Linux! It is the best way to get started using Linux that I have come across.
Spencer Ball
Great course! Easy to understand for beginners and a great refresher for experienced users!
Armando Cabrera
Excellent Course! Having come from a moderate understanding of Linux, this course has given me a deeper and more streamlined understanding of Linux. Definitely worth the money.
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