Six excellent LinuxMAC/RBAC tools

& Nbsp; one of the most difficult problems with managing large networks is its complexity. Security management requires the deployment of personal security products, such as firewalls, intrusion detection systems, network traffic analysis, log file analysis, or anti-virus software. Each of these products will never be fully protected by networked computers. To protect the integrity and security of Enterprise Institution data

One of the most difficult problems with managing a large network is its complexity. Security management requires the deployment of personal security products, such as firewalls, intrusion detection systems, network traffic analysis, log file analysis, or anti-virus software. Each of these products will never be fully protected by networked computers. In order to protect the integrity and security of Enterprise Institution data, a comprehensive method should be adopted. A common method is the "onion" technology, which is like an onion, which is used to strip one layer after another and protect the network or computer through multiple security overlay layers, it will make the network more powerful to respond to attacks. An essential tool for strengthening computer systems or networks is access control, such as mandatory access control (MAC) or role-based access control (RBAC ).

This type of control includes authentication, authorization, and review. Linuxlinks introduces six excellent open-source Linux MAC/RBAC tools to provide reference for interested system administrators. These tools include SELinux, lightweight MACTOMOYO Linux, AppArmor, grsecurity, and RSBAC.