UNX-401: Solaris System Security
Overview:
This four-day class enhances system administrations' abilities to develop practical security measures on their Solaris machines. Students will be provided hands-on experience in addition to valuable security knowledge.
Prerequisites:
Prior to attending this class, students should have the following experience:
- Completion of the Solaris System Administration course or equivalent experience
Objectives:
Upon successful completion of this course, students should be able to:
- Define basic security concepts.
- Create a security policy.
- secure user and system accounts.
- secure the file system.
- secure the boot sequence.
- Handle the security risks processes present.
- secure cron and at.
- Use audit files to improve system security.
- secure Solaris from programmed threats.
- secure the system from physical threats.
- secure the system from network threats.
Modules:
- Security Concepts
- Creating a Security Policy
- Securing User Accounts
- Securing System Accounts
- Securing the File System
- System Startup and Processes
- cron and at
- Auditing
- Programmed Threats
- Physical Security
- Network Security