IBM have announced the public release of a certification testsuite for RHEL5 running with LSPP/EAL4. This is part of the Linux Test Project.

Tresys have announced the release of version 3.3 of SETools. their policy analysis suite. This release is notable for performance improvements, and an object oriented reworking of the libsefs library in C++.

KaiGai Kohei has announced the beta 1.0 release of SE-PostgreSQL. This project extends SELinux to the database, providing fine-grained, flexible MAC for managing information at the row and column level. Installable RPMS are available at the site for Fedora 6 and 7, as well as documentation in English and Japanese.

Tresys have announced the another release of Reference Policy. In this release, there are updates for Xen, Samba and many other existing modules, as well support for the unification of labeled networking policy. Several new modules have been introduced including those for the amtu and rhwo packages. Downloads available here.

Tresys have announced the release of version 3.2 of SETools. This release introduces several changes, including: MLS support for sediff and sediffx, improved policy list file import/export, and SWIG wrappers for Python and Java.

Tresys have announced a new release of SELinux Policy IDE (SLIDE), their graphical policy development application. This version includes several fixes and updates. Those wishing to contribute to the project are suggested to test the Plugin and Remote features.

Tresys have announced the latest release of Reference Policy. This release includes a large number of updates from the SELinux community. Downloads available here.

The NSA have announced the latest release of core SELinux. This release includes a new development series alongside the stable series, with several features and fixes. NSA papers and presentations from the 2007 SELinux Sympoisum have also been published with this release.

KaiGai Kohei has announced an alpha release of Security Enhanched PostgreSQL. This is an extension of the PostgreSQL relational database providing fine-grained mandatory access control via SELinux policy.

Yuichi Nakamura has announced the release of version 2.1.0 of SEEdit, Hitachi Software’s graphical editor for Simplified Policy Description Language (SPDL). This release includes several fixes and enhancements, and is now packaged in Fedora Extras.