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#+TITLE: Talk: An Introduction to OpenBSD
#+DATE: 2020-08-04T00:11:35-04:00
#+DRAFT: true
#+DESCRIPTION: A talk on OpenBSD for beginners
#+TAGS[]: openbsd talk
#+KEYWORDS[]: openbsd talk
#+SLUG:
#+SUMMARY:

I recently gave a talk at work to help introduce OpenBSD to my
colleagues at work. It's a broad introduction to the fundamentals of
security in OpenBSD, as well as some basic system administration tips
and suggestions anyone coming from a Linux background might find
useful.

It's roughly split up into four sections; the history of OpenBSD,
what sets it apart from other operating systems, a guided
installation, and the system administration introduction.

In the original presentation the guided installation was done
interactively with the participants installing OpenBSD in a VM on
their machines to follow along with the slides.

You can find the slides from the talk at the link below.

[[file:openbsd-introduction.pdf][An Introduction to OpenBSD slides]]