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Implementing RHEL 10 Security Enhancements
In this lab, you'll practice implementing RHEL 10 security enhancements. When you're finished, you'll have included post‑quantum crypto policies, SELinux, and compliance tuning with RHEL System Roles, as well as basic system integrity attestation using Keylime between two RHEL 10 systems.
Lab Info
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Challenge
Implementing Post‑Quantum Crypto Policies on RHEL 10
To start, you will enable and test RHEL 10 post‑quantum crypto preview settings using preinstalled crypto policy packages.
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Enhancing SELinux and Compliance with RHEL System Roles
You will tighten SELinux controls for a demo application and apply a security‑focused RHEL System Role.
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Configuring System Integrity Attestation with Keylime
You will configure a Keylime agent and verifier on two RHEL 10 systems and walk through a simple remote attestation workflow using a software TPM.
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Final Objective
This is your last chance to experiment in the environment.
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