Hello Dan and all others :-) thank's for the helpful feedback. GRSecurity seems to be very interesting. Did you use the "High", the "Medium" or the "Low" set (Security level to be choosen at the installation) ?
Thank's a lot in advance for your feedback! John ------------------------ Dan schrieb: > Hi John > > For me it is more important, that the OSSEC agents runs on a hardened/ > trusted system, because they have to be secure and do all the > communication with the bad world ;-) But it is a good idea to secure > the OSSEC server too. > I did an implementation of OSSEC with ubuntu secured by GRSecurity. > And it works fine. Unfortunately i can't provide a HowTo becuase it > was a project with a customer. > > If you have already hardened linux systems in place i would recommend > to use them rather to install it on a BSD. Then you have not another > system more in place to configure/patch and so on. > > Regards, > Dan > > Am 14.01.2008 um 10:16 schrieb Verlag Neue Stadt: > > >> Hello, >> >> how important is it to install the OSSEC server on a hardened/trusted >> system? >> >> Is there somewhere a HowTo prepare/install a secured Linux for OSSEC >> available? >> Or would you rather recommend to install OSSEC on BSD? >> >> >> Thank's a lot for your feedback! >> >> John >> >> >> -- ________________________________________________________________ Verlag Neue Stadt Verenastrasse 7 8038 Zürich Tel +41 (0)44 482 60 11 Fax +41 (0)44 482 60 17 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.neuestadt.ch ________________________________________________________________
