SELinux System Administration, Third Edition

Table of Contents

1. Fundamental SELinux Concepts
2. Understanding SELinux Decisions and Logging
3. Managing User Logins
4. Using File Contexts and Process Domains
5. Controlling Network Communications
6. Configuring SELinux through Infrastructure-as-Code Orchestration
7. Configuring Application-Specific SELinux Controls
8. SEPostgreSQL
9. Secure Virtualization
10. Using Xen Security Modules with FLASK
11. Enhancing the Security of Containerized Workloads
12. Tuning SELinux Policies
13. Analyzing Policy Behavior
14. Dealing with New Applications
15. Using the Reference Policy
16. Developing Policies with SELinux CIL