The new policy store implementation of SELinux promises to bring performance improvements to Fedora systems by reducing the memory peak usage and speeding up the execution of various SELinux tools, and cached SELinux policy modules can now be overwritten by a similar module that has a higher priority. The target release for implementing the new SELinux policy store is Fedora 23.
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