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# 2016-security-scripts
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# security-scripts
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This project contains a set of bash scripts that can be used to secure a new Linux server. The scripts are broken into parts:
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```
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$ cd chef-repo
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$ knife cookbook upload 2016_security_guide
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$ knife cookbook upload security_guide
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```
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This will add the Cookbook to the Chef server that is configured in your `knife.rb` file. From there, you can use the Cookbook to bootstrap your nodes.
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*`node['security_guide']['monit']['pushover_user']` - The Pushover user id Monit uses to send Pushover notifications to (defaults to `''`)
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*`node['security_guide']['monit']['pushover_enabled']` - Whether or not Pushover notifications are enabled as a String not a boolean (defaults to `'false'`)
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You can set these attributes via a node attribute file, role or environment setting. The Chef recipe will verify that you have specified the required attributes and fail if they are absent.
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You can set these attributes via a node attribute file, role or environment setting. The Chef recipe will verify that you have specified the required attributes and fail if they are absent.
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