Operating System Security Concepts

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Operating System Security

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Measures and practices implemented to protect the operating system and its components from unauthorized access, attacks, and potential security threats.

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Security Controls in OS

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Involves the implementation of security controls, policies, and mechanisms to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the OS.

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Components of OS Security

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Two components commonly associated with OS security: Group Policy and SELinux.

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SELinux

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A component commonly associated with operating system security.

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Purpose of DLP

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Monitors and controls data transfers within the organization.

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Components of DLP

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Includes content discovery, encryption, and policies to protect sensitive data.

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FIM

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Ensures file integrity.

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DLP

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Prevents data loss.

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EDR/XDR

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Detects and responds to endpoint threats.

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UBA

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Analyzes behavior for security insights.