In this post we will describe why and how Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 follows FIPS 140-2, how it works, its challenges and the changes…read full post

In many environments, scheduling downtime to patch and reboot Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) systems is difficult, which can lead to systems being left vulnerable…read full post

Red Hat's product security and vulnerability pages are now updated to provide a cleaner, more relevant user experience…read full post

Layered security is often described as the practice of combining multiple mitigating security controls to protect resources and data. For example a properly configured service…read full post

Red Hat has expanded the scope of coverage for security vulnerabilities within Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)…read full post

In Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.1 beta, we included a new utility for generating tailored SELinux policies for containers. To learn what Udica offers, why…read full post

Data availability, confidentiality, and integrity are important aspects of security. One concern is securing the data and control information used by Gluster nodes which flows…read full post

An optimizing compiler is one that tries to maximize some attribute(s) of an executable program at the expense of other attribute(s). Usually the goal is…read full post

TLS 1.3 is the sixth iteration of the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol. Originally designed by Netscape in the mid-1990’s to serve the purposes of…read full post

Security vulnerabilities aren't static, and neither is the way we consume vulnerability inform. So how is Red Hat keeping pace with vulnerability data trends…read full post