Re: Logo Artwork for SELinux?

[Chris <chris@cr-secure.net>]

Im not so sure, NSA needs a 'marketing' boon or boom (whichever you 
meant). But I for one would not mind a tasteful logo on my webserver 
that proclaims, protected by SElinux.

- borg
www.cr-secure.net

Bill Laut wrote:

>My church recently obtained a DSL connection with the prospect I'll be tasked 
>with setting up their web/email/proxy servers.  As part of protecting their 
>internal LAN I'd like to migrate their existing Linux server over to SELinux.  
>
>Therefore, now that SELinux has gone mainstream (in v2.6) would this be an 
>appropriate time for NSA to consider designing a suitable logo for SELinux?  
>Specifically, something that can be incorporated into Web pages that are 
>hosted on servers protected by SELinux.
>
>Since SELinux is rapidly becoming the next "ultra-cool" security 
>infrastructure within the Linux community, a tasteful "button" that could be 
>pasted onto webpages would be a great marketing boon.  I, for one, would love 
>to brag on my church's opening webpage that their site is "Powered by Apache, 
>Protected by SELinux."  (The "Secured by ..." is already taken by OpenSSL.) 
>
>An elegant, tasteful button modelled after the buttons at:
>
>                     http://www.modssl.org/docs/buttons.html
>
>could now be useful in promoting SELinux.
>
>Any comments?
>
>
>Bill
>
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