Security

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While it is often remarked that Ubuntu comes secure out of the box, an informed user can further harden their systems. A security conscious user can make choices, based on the environment their system will operate in, to further harden their installation. Users may also want to know how to monitor their system for signs of attack or how to determine if a successful breach happened. The purpose of the Security Focus Group is to increase awareness of security issues while helping users, both new and experienced, develop solutions to the security related matters they face.

== Agenda ==



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== Relative Links ==
[[http://www.ubuntu.com/usn|Ubuntu Security Notices]]

This team is now deprecated. Official announcement about the team's closure can be found here.

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While it is often remarked that Ubuntu comes secure out of the box, an informed user can further harden their systems. A security conscious user can make choices, based on the environment their system will operate in, to further harden their installation. Users may also want to know how to monitor their system for signs of attack or how to determine if a successful breach happened. The purpose of the Security Focus Group is to increase awareness of security issues while helping users, both new and experienced, develop solutions to the security related matters they face.

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Sub Pages

Ubuntu Security Notices

CategoryBeginnersTeam

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