Turning IOC Feeds into Actionable SOC Detections. How automated threat-intelligence ingestion helps SOC analysts detect malicious hashes, IP addresses, domains, URLs, and email indicators in near real time
Wazuh 4.14.7 is a cumulative maintenance release over 4.14.6. It contains 3 newfeature/enhancement items and 11 resolved issues. All facts in this section are taken directly from the official Wazuh release notes and the corresponding GitHub pull requests; every issue ID is
hyperlinked to its source.
This project presents an integration between Shinobi CCTV and Wazuh SIEM to collect events
generated by the video surveillance platform and ingest them into Wazuh for centralized monitoring
and real-time analysis.
End-to-End Implementation Using Wazuh, n8n, Ollama, and Slack
This integration transforms Shodan from a simple reconnaissance platform into a continuous security monitoring capability integrated directly into the organization’s SIEM.
In this article, I will show you step by step how to integrate these two solutions to map open ports in real time, analyze vulnerabilities, and quickly detect uninvited guests on your network.
This post follows one continuous, self-contained lab scenario — a simulated attacker brute-forcing RDP, logging in, attempting persistence, and getting caught — end to end through Wazuh.
Let’s deploy Wazuh agents on all the endpoints in my house!