Enterprise Linux Security Technologies Lab
summary
Hands‑on lab covers the built‑in RHEL security stack with 11 security labs (OpenSCAP, SELinux, NBD encryption, USBGuard, IPsec, audit/AIDE, IdM, GPG, firewalld and more) and uses one VM per exercise so exercises don’t overwrite each other. Mandatory Lab 0 sets up SSH/browser access; the cloud‑hosted environment auto‑shuts down at 18:00 local time. Configuration changes across RHEL versions are automated with Red Hat Ansible Automation using Systems Roles; lab assets and scripts are on GitHub.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:44Lab Setup
- 11:13Lab User
- 19:32Fat Finger
- 21:39Photobomb
- 25:01Caesar
- 26:43Comprehensive
- 27:45Infrastructure
- 28:35GitHub
- 31:00Sorel Security
- 41:19Subsystem
- 52:20Lab Environment
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