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Hardening-in-depth as a concept - Linux Tutorial
From the course: Linux Hardening
Hardening-in-depth as a concept
Hello, and welcome to Cybrary's Linux Hardening course. This lesson is hardening-in-depth as a concept. I'm your instructor, Corey Holzer, and I'm glad you decided to take this course. There are several objectives for this lesson. At the conclusion of this lesson, you should be able to do each of the following. You'll be able to articulate the security mindset of defense-in-depth as a concept that has been part of physical security for thousands of years. You will also be able to explain the concept of attack surface, a term you will hear quite often in the realm of cybersecurity. You will be able to discuss the layers of defense as it pertains to a system, whether we are talking about a Linux server or a Windows workstation. Using the castle in the image to the right, I want to illustrate the concept of defense-in-depth that comes to us from ancient times. The castle's defenses do not rely on one wall or the moat to offer those inside protection. There are many components that…
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Why we harden3m 52s
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Hardening-in-depth as a concept5m 27s
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The CIS benchmarks1m 41s
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Hardening the foundation2m 23s
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Hardening storage devices4m 44s
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Firewalls and IPS/IDS as endpoint security4m 35s
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Managing services5m 17s
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Lifecycle management4m 7s
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Recommendations for integrating hardening measures4m 56s
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