You're right, but I just wanted to give some pointers, not write a novel on software security (modelling). ;-) With respect to SELinux: I'm not a fan in all re

You're right, but I just wanted to give some pointers, not write a novel on software security (modelling). ;-) With respect to SELinux: I'm not a fan in all regards, but if you want to use SELinux, the fact that RHEL has pre-made policies for you does help.