Hardening Ubuntu Server with OpenSCAP
OpenSCAP is an open‑source implementation of the Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP). It provides a framework and tooling to automate security compliance tasks: assessing systems against publi

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A series focused on system reliability, security, and operational visibility. Explores monitoring, alerting, failure prevention, and host-level observability techniques to build resilient and production-ready infrastructure.
OpenSCAP is an open‑source implementation of the Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP). It provides a framework and tooling to automate security compliance tasks: assessing systems against publi

UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall) is a user-friendly front end for iptables designed to make managing a host-based firewall simpler. It’s available on Debian/Ubuntu and many other Linux distributions and p

Fail2ban is a lightweight, widely used intrusion prevention tool that helps protect servers from brute-force attacks and other repeated authentication failures. It continuously monitors log files (for

Monitoring SSH logins is a simple but powerful way to improve the security and situational awareness of your servers. By sending immediate alerts when someone authenticates (or fails to authenticate)

Snoopy is a lightweight, unobtrusive auditing tool for Unix-like systems that records every command executed on the host. It works as a small library wrapper that logs command execution details (times

Shellfirm is a lightweight safety layer for interactive shells that helps prevent accidental or malicious execution of destructive commands. It works by installing a small shell hook that inspects eac
