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Course Number: RH604
Course Duration: 4 days

Topic:

Train Security and Firewalling concepts and skills based on Red Hat Linux

Audience:

System administrators

Price:

UKGBP 1,599 *
 EUR 2.500 *

* all prices excluding VAT

 
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  RH604 - Red Hat Security and Firewalling


Overview

A four-day technical workshop for Linux and/or UNIX systems administrators and others with special interest, who want to train Security and Firewalling concepts and skills based on Red Hat Linux.

Goal:

Assure a medium level of Security, Firewalling and Penetration Skills so that the participant is qualified for professional responsibilities in managing a Red Hat Linux Firewalling and Security Solution.

Audience:

Linux or UNIX system administrators.

Prerequisites

Strong experience in UNIX or Linux at the system administration and network operations level.

Course Objectives

  1. Firewalling:
    • Concepts of Firewalls
      • Packetfilter (stateful)
      • Applicationproxy
    • Architecture of firewalls:
      • Screening router
      • Dual homed host
      • DMZ
      • VPN
    • Implementing a stateful firewall with Red Hat Linux based on Kernel 2.4
    • Implementing a proxy firewall with Red Hat Linux and the Tis FWTK
  2. Penetrationtesting:
    • Using tools like Nessus, Saint etc.
    • Using firewalking
  3. Local security:
    • Filesystem security
    • Auditing
    • Intrusion Detection
      • Host-based
      • Tripwire
      • LogWatch
    • Network-based
      • Snort
      • Portsentry
      • Shadow

 

 
 
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