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SLIDE into SELinux policy developmentSLIDE into SELinux policy developmentPosted Feb 8, 2007 1:54 UTC (Thu) by jamesm (guest, #2273)Parent article: SLIDE into SELinux policy development You're right that it won't be useful unless you already know about SELinux policies. SLIDE is intended as a tool for policy developers, such as distro developers, people working on custom security projects etc., and not for package developers or sysadmins. Other projects are being developed for these purposes as the underlying infrastructure matures. An example of this is Madison, being developed by Karl MacMillan, which is intended to: Provide tools suitable for Linux administrators who are not SELinux experts. The tools guide administrators throuch complex security decisions.
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SLIDE into SELinux policy development Posted Feb 8, 2007 16:48 UTC (Thu) by Method (guest, #26150) [Link] Madison is good development with potential to assist in policy development but it is still a work in progress, primarily a library and a replacement for audit2allow so it only helps when denials happen. There are also some potential plans to integrate Madison into SLIDE in the future.<shameless product plug> Brickwall, a product developed by the company I work for, helps write policy without knowledge of types and can confine network services to specific interfaces and networks. </shameless product plug>
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