• In your opinion, are Linux file permissions granular enough to provide adequate security? Why or why not?

Part 2

The information system management team at HWBS likes the idea of moving forward with a Linux-based solution. However, they are concerned that their existing staff might not have the needed training to run and manage a Linux-based environment. The project team has decided to provide some training to HWBS and provide them some in-depth detail about how Linux works; the team has broken the topics up so that you do not have to describe all aspects of Linux. You need to describe 3 topics:

• How file systems are set up in the Linux environmentDescribe the basics of what a file system is and how it is implemented in the Linux environment.
• How Linux file permissions are set upDescribe the 10 bits of the Linux file permission.
• How operating system patching can take placeDescribe how kernel and utility patching is set up and how it takes place on your suggested version of Linux.

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Answer Part 1 Linux File Permissions In my opinion Linux file permissions are granular enough to provide adequate security especially when combined with other security measures such as user authentica... View the full answer