Linux Application Hardening

Linux Application Hardening

This article is one of several intended to address Linux runtime application hardening. When we talk about Linux hardening, we typically mean runtime application hardening to improve application reliability, leading to expected and predictable execution despite undesirable operating conditions (such as high memory or network overload). Reliability is different from availability; a system may ...
Published: 10/8/2007 8:12:26 AM
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