Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) offers a fine-grained framework for Mandatory Access Control (MAC) to enhance system security.SELinux, developed by the NSA, enforces policy-based rules for interactions between processes, users, files, and devices.Core components of SELinux include subjects, objects, contexts, types/domains, and policies for access control logic.Debian, known for favoring AppArmor, now supports SELinux integration more efficiently, with improved documentation starting from Debian 12.