Supply chain security: a CISO's reading of the CCB report
My perspective as a CISO and cybersecurity architect on dependencies, delegated authority, evidence and recovery.
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The engineering behind the defense. A new space for Linux security, practical field notes and the decisions that shape SysWarden.
Discover the official v4.10.0 release, educational defense scenarios, practical guides and conversations with security practitioners. Follow the engineering and the people behind SysWarden.
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15 articles across all topics.
Data-Shield IPv4 Blocklists: practical threat intelligence
How I maintain portable IPv4 blocklists, use them with SysWarden and other firewalls, and keep the probes running with community support.
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ISO 27005 and EBIOS RM: how I assess risk before deploying SysWarden
My comparison of ISO 27005 and EBIOS RM, followed by residual risk acceptance and a 500-server Debian 13 deployment procedure.
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Keep SysWarden independent. Fund the work behind it.
What it takes to maintain independent Linux security software, fund outside scrutiny and keep the test infrastructure running.
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SysWarden v4.10.0 is here: stronger defense, shared progress
Authenticated HA, clearer evidence and signed Linux packages. Meet the official release and our new ambassadors, Ines Wallon and André Marrec.
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Plumber: Build clean. Ship with confidence.
A Plumber ambassador's perspective on secure delivery, shared responsibility and useful evidence for developers, CISOs, CIOs and GRC.
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Make the Defense Visible: Seven SysWarden Lab Scenarios
Seven educational scenarios to connect a real signal, a defensive decision and a verified return to normal. With commands, diagrams and evidence.
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SysWarden v4.10.0: From Source to a Linux Host
A practical source preview: build native packages, verify what you install, understand the runtime and keep a complete recovery path.
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The authentic SysWarden: know the source, support the work
Official channels, clear attribution and a practical way to support independent open-source Linux defence. A note from the creator and maintainer.
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Sandra Aubert: Making resilience a reflex
From understanding manipulation to preparing a whole community. Five questions on cyber resilience, digital hygiene and the freedom to decide.
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Why I started LinkedIn from scratch, and where SysWarden goes next
Rebuilding a professional network with intent. Taking SysWarden towards v5 LTS with Integration, Verification, Validation and Qualification built into the work.
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Bénédicte Steinhard: Protecting the whole chain
From physical security to cybersecurity, GDPR and the realities of healthcare. Five questions about protecting people, access and the whole chain.
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Digital Sovereignty: A Misuse of Terms or Marketing Bullshit?
A flag on a cloud is a start to a sales pitch. Laurent Minne asks what we can actually inspect, maintain, recover and leave.
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SysWarden: More Than a Destination, a Journey
From Data-Shield blocklists to Linux host defense. Laurent Minne shares the choices, community feedback and ambitions shaping the project.
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When SysWarden meets BunkerWeb
Two French open-source projects connect in-band web protection and out-of-band host analysis. A look at the collaboration, the people and the path to defense in depth.
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Linux security in practice.
Host defense, nftables policy and operational lessons from building and testing SysWarden.
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Architecture decisions, IVV for intermediate releases and IVVQ for Upgrade generations, with links to the work behind them.
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BunkerWeb integration, deployment guidance and practical contributions from the community.
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