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Red Hat Seeks to Deliver Most Secure Linux

Author: technology.updates.com Published: 28th Sep 2005 Visited: 418 times

Category: Linux

Jack writes ITO is running a story on Red Hats plan to become the most secure Linux platform. From the article: Red Hat officially joined The National Information Assurance Partnership to bring an improved level of security and assurance to Linux. This means that the next version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux will contain kernel and Security Enhanced Linux policy enhancements, developed by IBM, Red Hat, TCS, NSA and the community.

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