Oracle Solaris 11 Administration Sécurité

Introduction

Evaluating security principles

Analyzing the need for a security policy
Configuring systems securely
Performing a security audit

Evaluating the need for upgrading systems

Identifying Oracle Solaris 11 Security Technologies

Introducing the Oracle Solaris 11 operating system

Exploring Oracle Solaris 11 security technologies
Administering Roles, Rights, Profiles and Privileges

Planning for RBAC and privileges implementation

Configuring and using RBAC
Configuring and managing privileges
Using the Oracle Solaris Cryptographic Services

Planning for cryptographic services

Using the Cryptographic Framework
Using the Key Management Framework
Auditing in Oracle Solaris

Planning for Oracle Solaris Auditing

Configuring Oracle Solaris Auditing
Administering the audit service

Managing the audit records Securing Files and the File System

Managing ZFS File System Security

Verifying File Integrity

Controlling Access to Files Administering System Security

Controlling Access to Systems
Controlling Access to Devices
Using PAM to Authenticate Users
Implementing Basic Network Security

Planning for basic network security

Using Secure Shell
Using TCP Wrappers
Using Kerberos protocol

Using IPsec and IKE

Securing remotely accessed file systems
Securing Network Using Packet Filtering

Planning for IP Filter Implementation

Configuring the IP rules set
Configuring IP Filter
Controlling and Managing Services

Planning for SMF Configuration

Managing Services
Implementing Security in Oracle Solaris Zones

Planning for Security in Zones

Integrating Security Features into Zones
Managing Resources in Zones

Managing Network Security in Zones

Implementing Labeled Security by Using Trusted Extensions

Planning for Labeled Security

Managing Trusted Extensions