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Top Red Hat Enterprise Linux features for implementing zero trust architectures

Top Red Hat Enterprise Linux features for implementing zero trust architectures

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Red Hat Enterprise Linux supports zero trust architectures by securing systems at every level. Zero trust assumes no user or system is trusted by default, requiring continuous authentication and authorization. Red Hat provides a trusted OS supply chain, SELinux for access control, app allowlisting, encryption at all data stages, and compliance tools like OpenSCAP. Identity management features include centralized identity stores, SSO, MFA, and certificate lifecycle management. These tools help enforce least privilege, monitor system integrity, and automate secure configurations, creating a strong foundation for modern cybersecurity.

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