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Mammoth Club All levels 10 sections 66 lectures

Red Hat Certified Specialist in Security: Linux with Interactive Terminal Labs

Securing RHEL is hands on work, not a policy document you file away.

JM
Created by Jared M
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Skill level
All levels
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Sections
10
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Lectures
66
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Instructor
Jared M
What's inside

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66
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Certificate of completion
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Mobile and desktop access
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AI learning assistance
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Course content

Curriculum & lectures.

10 sections · 66 lectures
+ Chapter 01: Ansible Automation Platform Fundamentals 8 lectures
Lecture 1.00: Course Introduction Locked
Lecture 1.01: What Ansible Automation Platform Is Locked
Lecture 1.02: Preparing the Control Node and Managed Nodes Locked
Lecture 1.03: Building Simple Inventories Locked
Lecture 1.04: Basic System Management with Ad Hoc Commands and Simple Playbooks Locked
Lecture 1.05: Running a Provided Playbook Against Specified Nodes Locked
Lecture 1.06: Running Playbooks Through the Automation Controller Locked
Chapter 1 Video Locked
+ Chapter 02: Access Controls in Automation Controller 6 lectures
Lecture 2.01: The Controller RBAC Model Locked
Lecture 2.02: Creating Users and Teams Locked
Lecture 2.03: Restricting an Inventory to a Specific User Locked
Lecture 2.04: Restricting a Credential and a Project to a Specific User Locked
Lecture 2.05: Creating and Launching a Job Template as a Controller User Locked
Chapter 2 Video Locked
+ Chapter 03: Intrusion Detection with AIDE 6 lectures
Lecture 3.01: What AIDE Is and Where File-Integrity Monitoring Fits Locked
Lecture 3.02: Installing AIDE and Initializing the Baseline Database Locked
Lecture 3.03: Configuring What AIDE Monitors Locked
Lecture 3.04: Running Integrity Checks and Interpreting Reports Locked
Lecture 3.05: Updating the Baseline After Legitimate Changes and Scheduling Checks Locked
Chapter 3 Video Locked
+ Chapter 04: Encrypted Storage with LUKS and NBDE 6 lectures
Lecture 4.01: Block Device Encryption and the LUKS2 Format Locked
Lecture 4.02: Encrypting and Opening a Block Device with LUKS Locked
Lecture 4.03: Persisting Encrypted Storage with /etc/crypttab and /etc/fstab Locked
Lecture 4.04: Managing Passphrases and Key Slots Locked
Lecture 4.05: Automatic Unlock with NBDE (Tang and Clevis) Locked
Chapter 4 Video Locked
+ Chapter 05: Restricting USB Devices with USBGuard 6 lectures
Lecture 5.01: What USBGuard Does and the Threat It Addresses Locked
Lecture 5.02: Installing USBGuard and Generating an Initial Policy Locked
Lecture 5.03: Writing Device Policy Rules with Specific Criteria Locked
Lecture 5.04: Managing Devices at Runtime Locked
Lecture 5.05: Managing Administrative Policy and Daemon Configuration Locked
Chapter 5 Video Locked
+ Chapter 06: Login Security with PAM 6 lectures
Lecture 6.01: How PAM Works Locked
Lecture 6.02: Editing PAM Safely on RHEL with authselect Locked
Lecture 6.03: Configuring Password Quality Requirements Locked
Lecture 6.04: Configuring Failed Login and Account Lockout Policy Locked
Lecture 6.05: Modifying PAM Configuration Files and Parameters Safely Locked
Chapter 6 Video Locked
+ Chapter 07: System Auditing with the Linux Audit Framework 6 lectures
Lecture 7.01: The Linux Audit Framework Locked
Lecture 7.02: Writing Rules to Log Auditable Events Locked
Lecture 7.03: Persistent Rules and Enabling Prepackaged Rule Sets Locked
Lecture 7.04: Producing Audit Reports and Searching Events Locked
Lecture 7.05: Locking the Audit Configuration Locked
Chapter 7 Video Locked
+ Chapter 08: SELinux 7 lectures
Lecture 8.01: SELinux Concepts Locked
Lecture 8.02: Setting and Confirming SELinux Mode on a Host Locked
Lecture 8.03: Keeping an Application Working: File Contexts and Ports Locked
Lecture 8.04: Interpreting Violations and Determining Remedial Action Locked
Lecture 8.05: Restricting User Activity with SELinux User Mappings Locked
Lecture 8.06: Analyzing and Correcting an Existing SELinux Configuration Locked
Chapter 8 Video Locked
+ Chapter 09: Security Compliance with OpenSCAP 5 lectures
Lecture 9.01: SCAP and Compliance Concepts Locked
Lecture 9.02: Installing OpenSCAP and SCAP Workbench Locked
Lecture 9.03: Scanning a Host for Compliance Against a Profile Locked
Lecture 9.04: Tailoring a Security Policy Locked
Lecture 9.05: Generating and Applying Remediation with Ansible Locked
+ Section 10: Test Yourself 10 lectures
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Example 10 Locked
Description

About this course.

The material follows the exam objectives so you know what the graders look for.

► SELinux contexts, policy, and enforcement modes.

► Auditing, logging, and system integrity checks.

► Encryption for data at rest and in transit.

► Identity, authentication, and access control.

Security specialists get called first when something looks wrong, and this is the groundwork for being useful in that moment.

✅ Lifetime access to all modules and source files.

✅ Interactive terminal labs to test your skills.

Start hardening, then get the credential to prove it.

Instructors

Taught by people who ship.

JM

Jared M

Instructor

Produced by a team of Mammoth Club industry experts. Over 15 years, Mammoth Club has built a global student community in 190+ countries with 9+ million courses sold, releasing over 1,000+ courses and 5,000+ hours of video content.

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Securing RHEL is hands on work, not a policy document you file away.

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