- Ubuntu Security: Security and compliance for the full stack
- Engineering series
- Management ‘big-picture’ series
- Compliance tech & tooling
- IoT & Device security
- Multi-cloud infrastructure security
- Securing public cloud
- Security patching
- Dedicated to the security of Ubuntu
- Secure out of the box
- Hardening at scale
- Certified compliance
- Cybersecurity and Compliance with Ubuntu
Ubuntu Security:
Security and compliance for the full stack
Ubuntu is more than just Linux, patching security vulnerabilities from kernel to applications and providing support and managed services for open source across multi-cloud environments.
Get the full Ubuntu security story through our security webinar series and see how our teams are securing all your open source, from cloud to edge.
Engineering series
This webinar series is for DevSecOps, DevOps, Security, Systems and Cloud Engineers to dig into security best practices, tooling demos and more from the Ubuntu Security Team.
FIPS certification and CIS compliance with Ubuntu
Learn about Ubuntu CIS and FIPS certified components to enable operating under compliance regimes like FedRAMP, HIPAA, PCI and ISO. Get all of your compliance questions answered to ensure you and your team are, and remain, compliant.
Best practices for securing open source
In this webinar learn about the common security and compliance issues with open source, five best practices the Ubuntu Security Team implements and how you can ensure the security integrity of your Ubuntu systems.
Securing Linux Machines with AppArmor
AppArmor provides a crucial layer of security around applications. By providing the capability to allowlist an application’s permissible actions, AppArmor enables administrators to apply the principle of least privilege to applications.
Management ‘big-picture’ series
This webinar series is for CSO, CISO, VPs and Senior Security Engineers and management to find solutions to big picture infrastructure security and management problems.
Securing open source across multi-cloud environments
Join this webinar to see how you can ensure performant open source in production environments and achieve maximum availability by reducing downtime and providing access to high and critical CVE fixes.
Furthermore, learn how Ubuntu helps organisations remain compliant with government and industry standards and regulations, including Common Criteria EAL2 with FIPS 140-2 Level 1 certified crypto modules.
How to manage risk with secure managed service providers
Many organisations utilise managed service providers for IT infrastructure and application performance and reliability at scale. With current economic times forcing companies to also rely on outsourcing to reduce costs with infrastructure and app operations, it is critical to ensure standards of excellence are met and exceeded.
Learn common issues companies face with MSPs and the standards and control objects that should be met with a certified MSP provider.
Security, Cloud Native & Confidential Computing on IBM Z & LinuxONE with 20.04
With constant threats of cyber attacks and data breaches, now more than ever there is a need for workload isolation, data encryption, trusted execution environments and other security practices and tools to protect systems and containers.
In this webinar, learn how Ubuntu enables Confidential Computing and IBM Z & LinuxONE capabilities to secure cloud service providers and public cloud consumers.
Ubuntu Core: A cybersecurity analysis
We provide substantial documentation and content to share and support the Ubuntu Core architecture and approach, but we don’t want anyone to have to take our word for it when choosing Ubuntu: We brought in Rule4 for an independent, third-party review of Ubuntu Core’s security architecture controls.
Compliance tech & tooling
This webinar series is for those operating in heavily-regulated industries looking to meet FedRAMP, HIPAA, PCI and ISO compliance regimes.
FIPS certification and CIS compliance with Ubuntu
Learn about Ubuntu CIS and FIPS certified components to enable operating under compliance regimes like FedRAMP, HIPAA, PCI and ISO. Get all of your compliance questions answered to ensure you and your team are, and remain, compliant.
Securing open source across multi-cloud environments
Join this webinar to see how you can ensure performant open source in production environments and achieve maximum availability by reducing downtime and providing access to high and critical CVE fixes.
Furthermore, learn how Ubuntu helps organisations remain compliant with government and industry standards and regulations, including Common Criteria EAL2 with FIPS 140-2 Level 1 certified crypto modules.
This webinar introduces our FIPS certified Ubuntu Pro images available now on AWS to enable operating under compliance regimes like FedRAMP, HIPAA, PCI and ISO. Register to put your FIPS public cloud compliance concerns at ease.
This webinar introduces our FIPS certified Ubuntu Pro images available now on Microsoft Azure to enable operating under compliance regimes like FedRAMP, HIPAA, PCI and ISO. Register to learn how you can get compliance made easy on Azure.
IoT & Device security
This webinar series is for those interested in ensuring the security of IoT devices.
Securing Linux machines with AppArmor
AppArmor provides a crucial layer of security around applications. By providing the capability to allowlist an application’s permissible actions, AppArmor enables administrators to apply the principle of least privilege to applications.
Ubuntu Core: A cybersecurity analysis
We provide substantial documentation and content to share and support the Ubuntu Core architecture and approach, but we don’t want anyone to have to take our word for it when choosing Ubuntu: We brought in Rule4 for an independent, third-party review of Ubuntu Core’s security architecture controls.
Multi-cloud infrastructure security
This webinar series is for those interested in securing the full stack, from private and public cloud infrastructure to applications.
Securing open source across multi-cloud environments
Join this webinar to see how you can ensure performant open source in production environments and achieve maximum availability by reducing downtime and providing access to high and critical CVE fixes.
Furthermore, learn how Ubuntu helps organisations remain compliant with government and industry standards and regulations, including Common Criteria EAL2 with FIPS 140-2 Level 1 certified crypto modules.
Security, Cloud Native & Confidential Computing on IBM Z & LinuxONE with 20.04
With constant threats of cyber attacks and data breaches, now more than ever there is a need for workload isolation, data encryption, trusted execution environments and other security practices and tools to protect systems and containers.
In this webinar, learn how Ubuntu enables Confidential Computing and IBM Z & LinuxONE capabilities to secure cloud service providers and public cloud consumers.
Securing public cloud
This webinar series is for those interested in compliance and security for their AWS and Azure public cloud instances.
This webinar introduces our FIPS certified Ubuntu Pro images available now on AWS to enable operating under compliance regimes like FedRAMP, HIPAA, PCI and ISO. Register to put your FIPS public cloud compliance concerns at ease.
This webinar introduces our FIPS certified Ubuntu Pro images available now on Microsoft Azure to enable operating under compliance regimes like FedRAMP, HIPAA, PCI and ISO. Register to learn how you can get compliance made easy on Azure.
Securing open source across multi-cloud environments
Join this webinar to see how you can ensure performant open source in production environments and achieve maximum availability by reducing downtime and providing access to high and critical CVE fixes.
Furthermore, learn how Ubuntu helps organisations remain compliant with government and industry standards and regulations, including Common Criteria EAL2 with FIPS 140-2 Level 1 certified crypto modules.
Security patching
This webinar series is for those interested in ensuring open source systems are secure with patch management and tooling demos and best practices.
Best practices for securing open source
In this webinar learn about the common security and compliance issues with open source, five best practices the Ubuntu Security Team implements and how you can ensure the security integrity of your Ubuntu systems.
Securing public cloud instances
Tracking high and critical CVEs on the public cloud can be difficult, but Ubuntu Pro images on AWS and Azure include security coverage for all software packages shipped with Ubuntu. These premium images are ideal for teams that have embraced open source and need to remain compliant with government and industry standards and regulations. Register for our upcoming webinars and be confident when rolling out packages to production with Ubuntu Pro, and Ubuntu Pro FIPS images
Dedicated to the security of Ubuntu
Since its inception in 2004, Ubuntu has been built on a foundation of enterprise-grade, industry leading security practices. From our toolchain to the suite of packages we use and from our update process to our industry standard certifications, Canonical never stops working to keep Ubuntu at the forefront of safety and reliability.
Secure out of the box
All Canonical products are built with unrivalled security in mind — and tested to ensure they deliver it. Your Ubuntu software is secure from the moment you install it, and will remain so as Canonical ensures security updates are always available on Ubuntu first.
Hardening at scale
The default configuration of Ubuntu LTS releases balances between usability, performance and security. However, non general purpose systems can be further hardened to reduce their attack surface. Canonical provides certified tooling for automated audit and hardening. Comply with widely accepted industry hardening profiles, including CIS and DISA-STIG.
Certified compliance
Canonical offers a range of tools to enable organisations to manage their desktop fleet and cloud with specific compliance requirements. A FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standard) certified version of Ubuntu is also available to comply to US government standards.
Cybersecurity and Compliance with Ubuntu
Learn about cybersecurity and zero trust as well as the common challenges faced in the implementation of cybersecurity programs, including challenges in vulnerability management, secure configuration of software and defenses against malware. See how Canonical and Ubuntu can help manage these challenges and lay the software foundation of a successful cybersecurity program.