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party modules include <b>SEBSD</b>, a FLASK-based implementation
of <b>Type Enforcement</b>.</li>
<li><b>TrustedBSD Audit</b> is a security event logging service,
providing fine-grained, secure, reliable logging of system events
via the audit service. Administrators can configure the nature and
granularity of logging by user, tracking file accesses, commands
executed, network activity, system logins, and a range of other
system behavior. Audit pipes allow IDS tools to attach to the
kernel audit service and subscribe to events they require for
security monitoring. FreeBSD supports the industry-standard BSM
audit trail file format and API, allowing existing BSM tools to
run with little or no modification. This file format is used on
Solaris and Mac OS X, allowing instant interoperability and unified
analysis.</li>
<li><b>GEOM pluggable storage layer</b>, which permits new storage
services to be quickly developed and cleanly integrated into the
FreeBSD storage subsystem. GEOM provides a consistent and