Security: Introduction

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Section 6.1 Security: Introduction

Start by reading the Intro to Security chapter, section 53.1. This section discusses why operating systems security matters.

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Read section 53.2 about the kinds of protections that the OS should provide.

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Read section 53.3 about the broad goals of a secure system, split into Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability.

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Read section 53.4 about key general elements of securing a system.

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Read section 53.5 about the basics of securing the OS, and the summary in 53.6.

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