The SELinux Symposium has posted its dates and the call for papers for 2007. More information can be found at the press release.

Heise reports that the upcoming 4.0 release of Debian will mark the start of support for SELinux. This is the result of a project by Manoj Srivastava to further the initial Debian SELinux work by Russell Coker, re-syncing with upstream and incorporating SELinux into the mainstream Debian project.

See also: SELinux page on the Debian Wiki.

Tresys has announced the availability of an open source server where their projects will be hosted. The reference policy is the first project to be moved and anonymous subversion access for it is now available.

Tresys has announced that a preview of their newest product, Brickwall, is now available for download at their products webpage. Tresys Brickwall allows administrators to configure fine-gained network access control for individual applications without having special knowledge of SELinux.

Yuichi Nakamura has announced the release of seedit 2.0, an SELinux policy editor. It includes a simplified policy scheme, and a new GUI. See screenshots at the SF project page.