Dans ce nouvel article, nous allons explorer concrètement la mise en place de Wazuh RaC en utilisant un dépôt Detection-Engineering as Code (DaC) dédié. L’objectif est d’automatiser tout le cycle de vie des règles personnalisées de leur création jusqu’à leur déploiement en s’appuyant sur un pipeline CI/CD.

I immersed myself in developing custom Wazuh rules for OpenCanary honeypots. While one might expect more glamorous tasks, the reality involved navigating complex regular expressions and troubleshooting decoder configurations.

In this guide, you will learn how to prevent the above-mentioned problems and effectively and efficiently manage shards and the log retention process.

This article explores 10 useful Wazuh rules and platform capabilities that security teams can leverage across different types of environments. These are not presented as a ranked “top 10” because effectiveness depends heavily on context.

In this guide, I’ll show you how to build a production-ready automated security system using Wazuh and n8n (workflow automation) that:
Detects brute force attacks in real-time
Enriches attacker data with location and threat intelligence
Alerts your team instantly via Slack with actionable information
Scales to handle multiple attack types automatically

A Wazuh Custom Dashboard is a personalized set of visualizations that you build inside the Wazuh Dashboard to monitor and analyze specific security data that matters to you.

The article explains how Wazuh CTI integrates into the vulnerability management process by detecting and correlating CVEs with endpoint data.
It helps prioritize threats based on severity, exploitability, and patch status, offering clear remediation guidance.
Automation, dashboards, and reporting features streamline tracking and improve threat response efficiency.