Table of Contents for
Linux Essentials for Cybersecurity, First Edition

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  1. Cover Page
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Contents at a Glance
  5. Table of Contents
  6. About the Author
  7. Dedication
  8. Acknowledgments
  9. About the Technical Reviewers
  10. We Want to Hear from You!
  11. Reader Services
  12. Introduction
  13. Part I: Introducing Linux
  14. Chapter 1: Distributions and Key Components
  15. Chapter 2: Working on the Command Line
  16. Chapter 3: Getting Help
  17. Chapter 4: Editing Files
  18. Chapter 5: When Things Go Wrong
  19. Part II: User and Group Accounts
  20. Chapter 6: Managing Group Accounts
  21. Chapter 7: Managing User Accounts
  22. Chapter 8: Develop an Account Security Policy
  23. Part III: File and Data Storage
  24. Chapter 9: File Permissions
  25. Chapter 10: Manage Local Storage: Essentials
  26. Chapter 11: Manage Local Storage: Advanced Features
  27. Chapter 12: Manage Network Storage
  28. Chapter 13: Develop a Storage Security Policy
  29. Part IV: Automation
  30. Chapter 14: Crontab and At
  31. Chapter 15: Scripting
  32. Chapter 16: Common Automation Tasks
  33. Chapter 17: Develop an Automation Security Policy
  34. Part V: Networking
  35. Chapter 18: Networking Basics
  36. Chapter 19: Network Configuration
  37. Chapter 20: Network Service Configuration: Essential Services
  38. Chapter 21: Network Service Configuration: Web Services
  39. Chapter 22: Connecting to Remote Systems
  40. Chapter 23: Develop a Network Security Policy
  41. Part VI: Process and Log Administration
  42. Chapter 24: Process Control
  43. Chapter 25: System Logging
  44. Part VII: Software Management
  45. Chapter 26: Red Hat–Based Software Management
  46. Chapter 27: Debian-Based Software Management
  47. Chapter 28: System Booting
  48. Chapter 29: Develop a Software Management Security Policy
  49. Part VIII: Security Tasks
  50. Chapter 30: Footprinting
  51. Chapter 31: Firewalls
  52. Chapter 32: Intrusion Detection
  53. Chapter 33: Additional Security Tasks
  54. Appendix A: Answers to Review Questions
  55. Appendix B: Resource Guide
  56. Glossary

About the Technical Reviewers

Casey Boyles developed a passion for computers at a young age, and started working in the IT field over 25 years ago. He quickly moved on to distributed applications and database development. Casey later moved on to technical training and learning development, where he specializes in full stack Internet application development, database architecture, and systems security. Casey typically spends his time hiking, boxing, or smoking cigars while “reading stuff and writing stuff.”

Andrew Hurd is the Technical Program Facilitator of Cybersecurity for Southern New Hampshire University. Andrew is responsible for curriculum development and cyber competition teams. He holds a dual Bachelor of Arts in computer science and mathematics, a masters in the science of teaching mathematics, and a Ph.D. in information sciences, specializing in information assurance and online learning. Andrew, the author of a Network Guide to Security+ lab manual and Cengage, has over 17 years as a higher education professor.