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Chapters

  • What is Operating System Security
  • Core Security Principles for OS Hardening
  • Common OS Vulnerabilities and Attack Vectors
  • Linux vs Windows Security Architecture
  • Security Standards and Compliance Requirements
  • Planning Your Security Hardening Strategy
  • Windows Security Model Overview
  • User Account Control and Privilege Management
  • Windows Defender and Built-in Security Features
  • Active Directory Security Fundamentals
  • Registry Security and Configuration
  • File System Security and Permissions
  • Network Security Features in Windows
  • PowerShell Security and Logging
  • Windows Server Hardening Specifics
  • Linux Security Model Fundamentals
  • File Permissions and Access Control Lists
  • SELinux and Mandatory Access Control
  • AppArmor Alternative Security Framework
  • Linux Kernel Security Features
  • PAM Authentication Framework
  • Linux Firewall Technologies
  • System Auditing with auditd
  • Container Security in Linux
  • Password Policy Implementation and Management
  • Multi-Factor Authentication Implementation
  • Principle of Least Privilege Implementation
  • Account Lifecycle Management
  • Service Account Security
  • Privileged Account Management
  • Guest and Temporary Account Controls
  • Understanding Firewall Types and Technologies
  • Windows Defender Firewall Configuration
  • Linux iptables Firewall Mastery
  • Modern nftables Implementation
  • Zone-Based Firewall Strategies
  • Application-Specific Firewall Rules
  • Firewall Logging and Monitoring
  • Performance Optimization and Troubleshooting
  • Understanding Patch Management Fundamentals
  • Windows Update and WSUS Configuration
  • Linux Package Management Security
  • Vulnerability Assessment and Prioritization
  • Testing and Validation Procedures
  • Automated Patch Deployment Strategies
  • Compliance and Reporting
  • Emergency Patch Management
  • Modern Malware Threat Landscape
  • Windows Defender Advanced Configuration
  • Linux Antivirus Solutions Comparison
  • Real-time Protection vs On-Demand Scanning
  • Behavioral Analysis and Machine Learning
  • Quarantine and Remediation Procedures
  • Integration with Security Operations
  • Performance Impact Mitigation
  • Understanding Ports and Network Services
  • Port Scanning and Discovery Techniques
  • Identifying and Closing Unnecessary Ports
  • Service-Specific Hardening
  • Port Knocking and Dynamic Port Management
  • Network Segmentation and Port Isolation
  • Port Monitoring and Alerting
  • Understanding Security Audit Logs
  • Windows Event Log Configuration
  • Linux Audit Framework Configuration
  • Log Collection and Centralization
  • Log Analysis Tools and Techniques
  • Real-time Security Monitoring
  • Compliance and Audit Reporting
  • Understanding Encryption Technologies
  • Windows BitLocker Configuration
  • Linux LUKS Implementation
  • File and Folder Encryption
  • Network Encryption Protocols
  • Key Management Best Practices
  • Performance Optimization
  • Automation Framework Fundamentals
  • PowerShell Security Automation
  • Linux Security Automation with Bash
  • Python for Cross-Platform Security Automation
  • Configuration Management Integration
  • Security Orchestration and Automated Response
  • Incident Response Framework Development
  • Digital Forensics and Evidence Collection
  • Containment and Eradication Strategies
  • Recovery and System Restoration
  • Lessons Learned and Continuous Improvement
  • Executive Summary
  • Incident Timeline
  • Root Cause Analysis
  • Primary Root Causes:
  • Contributing Factors:
  • What Went Well
  • What Needs Improvement
  • Lessons Learned
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  • Improvement Action Plan
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  • Follow-up Actions
  • Appendices
  • Conclusion

Follow-up Actions

1 min read Infrastructure & DevOps Security

Follow-up Actions

  1. Schedule 30-day review to assess improvement progress
  2. Update incident response procedures based on lessons learned
  3. Conduct training on identified gaps
  4. Share sanitized findings with industry partners
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