You need to know more than just a little about Linux #3 - SecOps perspective
- By Leszek Miś
This is the 3rd short post talking about the need for Linux security skills from the SecOps/DevOps perspective in the form of questions. All these 3 posts together represent a full picture of the hands-on skills and experiences you can gain with PurpleLabs.
Every SecOps / SecDevOps / Linux Expert needs to know more than just a little about Linux, so if you always wanted to know, ex:
- how to tweak your CIS/NIST profiles?
- how to analyze Linux threats?
- how to do kernel hardening?
- how to implement a syscall firewall?
- how to run docker containers in a hardened way?
- how to check your Kubernetes clusters for visibility and process accounting/auditing?
- how to create a restricted sandbox?
- how to configure SSH Jumpbox logging?
- how to use eBPF syscall hooking for policy enforcement?
- how to get proactive probing for threats/emulations and continuous memory forensics at scale?
- how to turn off LKM?
- how to detect early symptoms of exploitation or system infection?
- how to protect web applications with ModSecurity WAF?
- how to collect logs in a central location?
- how to get full PCAP/IDS in the Linux cloud?
- how to run controlled targeted vulnerability exploitation attempts at scale, from low-level syscalls to network packets in pocs?
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