Integrating Symantec Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) with Wazuh SIEM enables organizations to centralize endpoint security monitoring, enhance threat visibility, and improve incident detection and response capabilities. By forwarding Symantec EDR security events to Wazuh, security teams can correlate endpoint telemetry with logs from other security devices, applications, and infrastructure components.

A practical step-by-step guide for collecting Fail2Ban events, building a custom decoder, creating Wazuh rules, and validating the alert pipeline end to end.

Throughout this series, we built a complete operational model on a single-node Wazuh deployment – deliberately. The fundamentals are clearer without the complexity of distributed systems, and every principle introduced in Parts 1 through 5 remains valid regardless of environment size. But in real production environments, Wazuh is rarely a single system.

This lab report documents the end-to-end implementation of a PowerShell Command Monitoring solution using the Wazuh SIEM platform deployed on AWS EC2.

If you are building or improving a SIEM, start with the logs before you start with the rules. A detection rule is a query over stored events. It works only when the SIEM receives the events the rule expects, parses the fields analysts need, and keeps the data long enough for an investigation.

Wazuh SOC Engineer Simulation Lab | Detection Engineering & Threat Hunting

This blog demonstrates how Wazuh can detect behaviors associated with this attack on Windows endpoints using Sysmon process creation logs.