Strengthening your Linux security: Building a framework for enterprise resilience

Strengthening your Linux security: Building a framework for enterprise resilience

Most agree that Linux is more secure than other common operating systems, but enterprises should not rely solely on that perception. Proactive measures are essential to strengthen Linux deployments and mitigate potential risks. This four-part webinar series will delve into the key areas of consideration that any enterprise should consider when leveraging Linux. Starting from the foundation, steps need to be taken to ensure that each deployment incorporates key security baselines. How you ingrain security into your next build will impact your team’s future CVE responses, compliance audits, time-to-resolution metrics and how much downtime your enterprise will experience. Register for the entire series or these specific topics: 

• Webinar 1: Shift security left to standardize your OS
• Webinar 2: Simplifying security with Red Hat Insights and Image Builder
• Webinar 3: Securing your infrastructure across hybrid cloud environments
• Webinar 4: Leveraging Red Hat Enterprise Linux to execute successful zero trust architecture

When you think of household security, whether your front door survives a kick from an intruder has a lot more to do with how well the frame was built and what material you chose when building the door than how much you spent on your door lock. It’s those foundational elements that truly matter and it’s the same when you look at your Linux OS. There are five key factors that need to be addressed at the time of build and deployment that ultimately determine how well your enterprise will fare in future security threats. This session will explore how even someone with little to no cybersecurity experience can ensure they take appropriate steps to set their organization up for success and minimize headaches down the road in these key areas:

• Software supply chain security
• Security incident response planning
• Compliance and certifications
• Image hardening
• Ongoing monitoring and management

Live Event Date: Monday, December 9, 2024 | 10 AM ET

Speaker: Amy Farley

It can be time-consuming to ensure that your Linux operating systems are secure and adhere to the multitude of compliance regulations and mandates. Unfortunately these efforts are not something that can be ignored as the alternative can result in a costly breach and public fines. It doesn’t have to be all doom and gloom, though, and this webinar will show how you can take steps and leverage some key capabilities to not only work to keep your organization secure and compliant but also save time and resources in the process.

Join Senior Product Manager, Amy Farley, for a deep dive into how to:

• Drastically reduce time frames for key security/compliance tasks
• Easily view and prove which of your systems are in compliance
• Establish a security baseline and make it part of your ongoing deployment pipeline

There’s no doubt that ensuring your systems are secure and compliant requires time and resources, but with the above steps, this can be achieved with significant reductions. 

Live Event Date: Monday, December 9, 2024 | 10 AM ET

Speaker: Amy Farley

Maintaining a secure environment for your enterprise is a key goal for any company, yet this task is becoming more complex with increased sophistication of hackers and their attacks as well as the added complexity of deployments across hybrid cloud environments. Red Hat offers great security features to help keep your business-critical applications secure, but how do you manage these features at scale across hybrid cloud environments while minimizing operational overhead? Do you know which of your systems are exposed to high-profile vulnerabilities that pose a significant risk to your organization or where you have gaps in meeting regulatory compliance policies? Red Hat Insights works across RHEL, OpenShift, and Ansible and in many cases, can create Ansible playbooks to help solve these issues for you in an automated fashion.

In this episode we will:

• Take a closer look at the key security services within Red Hat Insights
• Walk through the use cases they each address
• Run a brief demo of the services

Live Event Date: Monday, December 9, 2024 | 10 AM ET

Speakers: Mohit Goyal and John Spinks

With a call for enterprises to adopt a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) model, it’s never been more important to consider your operating system as the crucial foundation for employing ZTA. The most recent release of the Zero Trust Maturity Model 2.0 highlights five key pillars which are identity, devices, networks, applications and workloads, and data. It’s easy to see how your operating system will play a role in each of the pillars and important to get it right for effective execution. This webinar, hosted by Red Hat Senior Product Manager, Amy Farley, will explain how you can execute an effective Zero Trust strategy for your environment with a three-part focus on how to:

• Build with a smart, secure baseline using trusted, and up-to-date content
• Protect data using strong encryption and access policies
• Trust but verify by leveraging strong Identity and Access Management policies and practices

Join this webinar to understand how you can leverage your Linux OS as a reliable, integrated, and security-focused foundation for zero trust architectures.

Live Event Date: Monday, December 9, 2024 | 10 AM ET

Speaker: Amy Farley