Uptycs EDR for Linux: Detection and visibility all the way through
Despite the fact that Linux server endpoints comprise 90% of cloud workloads and a majority of on-premises enterprise workloads, they don’t usually get as much attention as productivity endpoints. Most EDR solutions focus on end users and don’t meet the unique requirements for production Linux servers, such as the need for 100% uptime and low resource consumption.
Tagged as: linux security, MITRE ATT&CK, Detection, EDR
How to use Uptycs’ audit and detection features during BootHole remediation
SecOps and IT administrators have seen plenty of information regarding the GRUB2 BootHole vulnerability. In addition to BootHole, several low to moderate vulnerabilities were also discovered and fixed. While a key recommendation for mitigation is to install OS updates and patches, vendor patches should be carefully tested and incrementally applied to vulnerable assets. Updating the Secure Boot Forbidden Signature Database (dbx) has caused issues in the past. Initial GRUB2 patches from Red Hat caused boot issues for some RHEL and CentOS machines.
Tagged as: linux security, vulnerability assessment, threat management, BootHole, GRUB2
21 Best Linux Resources For Infrastructure Security
Infrastructure security at the server layer is a critical aspect of your organization’s overall security posture. When you know the best Linux resources to use, you can prevent attackers from taking over servers or compromising your databases.
Tagged as: linux security
Essential Knowledge On Endpoint Security For Linux
Linux endpoint security is a more prevalent topic now than it was a decade ago. With the rapid growth of the SaaS industry, many significant applications in cloud environments now rely on Linux.
Tagged as: linux security, endpoint security
Osquery vs. OSSEC: Which is best for Linux security?
For security analysts working on Linux, the lack of flexible, transparent and comprehensive tools is an ongoing problem. As is often the case, security professionals are turning to open-source solutions that can be more easily customized to solve specific problems.
Tagged as: linux security
Conducting A Vulnerability Assessment: A Step-By-Step Guide For Linux Workloads In The Cloud
Being proactive about protecting your systems, networks, applications and critical data is a cornerstone of a robust, successful security program. Having a vulnerability assessment plan is a way of doing just that—proactively identifying weaknesses within your systems, so you can shore them up before attackers find and take advantage of them.
Tagged as: linux security, vulnerability assessment
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