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SELinux

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SELinux
(Security Enhanced LINUX) A secure version of Linux originally specified by the National Security Agency (NSA) and which became standard since Version 2.6 of the Linux kernel in 2003. SELinux employs Linux Security Modules (LSM), which enables Linux to support mandatory access controls. See mandatory access control and Linux.
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This certification includes two endorsement exams from the RHCA plus an SELinux exam.
Red Hat Linux Certification Program (Newbies) by Lindsay Paul / Reference and Education community
Its KVM also supports the SELinux, security framework, and any hardware or application certified to run with RHEL and runs directly on x86-based host hardware, while Red hat is still building the hypervisor into Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) on version 5.
Red Hat KVM virtualization goes Beta by International Business Times - US ed.
The company has also developed its first SELinux based guard, Sentinel 3, available in March 2009.
Nexor introduces two new high assurance guards by Internet Business News
 
 
 
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