Linux Kernel Monitoring with Wazuh
This document presents a comprehensive security architecture centered on the Linux kernel, utilizing Wazuh as the primary SIEM/XDR platform.
This document presents a comprehensive security architecture centered on the Linux kernel, utilizing Wazuh as the primary SIEM/XDR platform.
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have GuardDuty findings automatically flowing into your Wazuh dashboard, giving you centralized visibility into threats across your AWS environment.
This comprehensive guide demonstrates how to architect a production-ready alert orchestration system that seamlessly integrates Wazuh, Python, and n8n to deliver executive-quality notifications for severity level 10+ security events.
This guide walks you through the process of successfully deploying a Wazuh agent on an AWS EC2 instance, with a particular focus on understanding and configuring AWS security groups — a crucial prerequisite that many overlook.
How Wazuh Executes Tines SOAR Decisions Using a Secure Webhook Pipeline
For sovereign entities, protecting digital infrastructure is not just a technical requirement. It is a matter of independence, resilience, and strategic control. This is precisely where Wazuh emerges as a cornerstone for sovereign cybersecurity architectures.
This guide walks you through the proven Wazuh-aligned strategy to achieve efficient, stable agent deployments.
This guide is a great resource because it cuts through the complexity. It walks you through Wazuh’s core components and more importantly, shows you how to leverage its key security capabilities.
This tutorial demonstrates how to configure and test Wazuh for File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) and MITRE ATT&CK– based detections in a Windows 10 SOC lab.