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Seems like there'd be less need for SELinux on a network like theirs: "Our entire system is air-gapped, which means it is physically isolated from the outside

by miles 5y ago

Seems like there'd be less need for SELinux on a network like theirs: "Our entire system is air-gapped, which means it is physically isolated from the outside world and has no way to connect to the internet."

Johnny555 5y ago
If your system is important enough to be air gapped, then it's important enough to have tight security on those air gapped computers. Air gapping is just one layer of security, it's not impossible to bridge the gap.
- miles 5y ago
  What tangible benefits would SELinux bring to an airgapped network?
  - Johnny555 5y ago
    Why would an airgapped system face any different security threats just because the intruder came in on a USB stick, phone, malicious application, compromised hardware, etc?