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Linux security hardening is essential for protecting systems from cyber threats, ensuring compliance with regulations and maintaining operational stability. Following STIG and CIS Benchmarks helps organizations align with hardening best...

Two terms frequently arise in discussions about security compliance: FIPS validation and FedRAMP authorization. While these terms are often used interchangeably or conflated, they represent distinct but interconnected aspects of...

FIPS 140-3   In exciting news – TuxCare recently received a CMVP validated certificate for the AlmaLinux 9.2 kernel and is now on the NIST Active list (ahead of Red...

As part of a planned expansion of the Enterprise Support for AlmaLinux product line, we will soon be adding minor versioning and authentication to our Essential Support and Extended Security...

Management and support are key components for the efficient utilization of an operating system in cloud computing environments. Adopting security best practices like regular updates, disabling unnecessary services, and configuring...

Get an additional 6 years of lifecycle support after the standard 10-year lifecycle   Includes automated live patching tools (KernelCare Enterprise and LibCare)   Enterprise-grade assistance for AlmaLinux and various...

While AlmaLinux is designed to be stable and reliable, like any other operating system, it can encounter common problems. AlmaLinux is a popular open-source Linux distribution that was aimed to...

For IT security teams, transitioning from one Linux distribution to another is often a nuanced task requiring careful planning and execution. As CentOS shifts its focus to CentOS Stream, AlmaLinux...

In May 2022, the team behind AlmaLinux published AlmaLinux release 9, but initially, there was no simple upgrade route from AlmaLinux 8 to AlmaLinux 9, necessitating a clean installation for...

AlmaLinux is proving to be a popular alternative to the now-nearly-dead CentOS stable release. However, plenty of CentOS 7 and 8 users are still using CentOS as their main computing...

TuxCare was there with you right at the start of the CentOS crisis, just as Red Hat suddenly pulled the rug from one of the most commonly used enterprise Linux...