Results for “ossec”

Set up host-based intrusion detection to monitor changes on Windows and Linux endpoints. Configure Wazuh agents, file integrity checks, registry monitoring, alert rules, and automated responses, with guidance on exclusions and centralized security monitoring.

• Deploying Wazuh agents on Windows and Linux
• Monitoring critical files and registry changes
• Planning change detection for compliance requirements

Configures host-based intrusion detection systems (HIDS) to monitor endpoint file integrity, system calls, and configuration changes for security violations. Use when deploying OSSEC, Wazuh, or AIDE for endpoint monitoring, building file integrity monitoring (FIM) policies, or meeting compliance requirements for change detection. Activates for requests involving HIDS configuration, file integrity monitoring, OSSEC/Wazuh deployment, or host-based detection.

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Configures host-based intrusion detection systems (HIDS) to monitor endpoint file integrity, system calls, and configuration changes for security violations. Use when deploying OSSEC, Wazuh, or AIDE for endpoint monitoring, building file integrity monitoring (FIM) policies, or meeting compliance requirements for change detection. Activates for requests involving HIDS configuration, file integrity monitoring, OSSEC/Wazuh deployment, or host-based detection.

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Configures host-based intrusion detection systems (HIDS) to monitor endpoint file integrity, system calls, and configuration changes for security violations. Use when deploying OSSEC, Wazuh, or AIDE for endpoint monitoring, building file integrity monitoring (FIM) policies, or meeting compliance requirements for change detection. Activates for requests involving HIDS configuration, file integrity monitoring, OSSEC/Wazuh deployment, or host-based detection.

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Inspect Linux scheduled tasks, services, shell profiles, shared library settings, and SSH keys for mechanisms that maintain attacker access. Correlate findings with audit logs to produce a timeline, risk scores, and remediation commands.

• Investigating how attackers maintained access to a Linux host
• Hunting for suspicious scheduled tasks and services
• Building a timeline from persistence-related audit events