The Future of XDR, SIEM & Threat Hunting is FREE

00:00 Intro
01:26 Creating alerts
06:55 Active response
13:40 FIM
18:04 Dashboard tour
20:48 Outro

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[qrvliik]

Nice free tools, I would love to see this on the TCM course showing full-blown capabilities and some use cases including how you setup. Thank man

[abdullahyasin]

You missed a major detection opportunity. Ticket encryption type is 0x17 when asrep roasting or kerberoasting attack happens. Since this specific event id is very very noisy and common in domain environments the detection rule showed in the lesson is baselss and is flat wrong. It would have been more better if ticket encryption type was also added in the rule to remove flooding of false positives

[cyber_salih]

Better than I would have thought for a free tool! Nice break down 😀

[adewunmigabriel.a]

This is really great for small scale business with very little or no IT team

[SoldierElite]

Looking forward to 'Ethical Hacking in x Hours 2024 Edition'

[malikgeniusu]

always wanted to try wazuh but never got a chance and easy to follow tutorial like this one before ... loved it

[georgejones]

Looks like I'll have to give Wazuh a spin.

[robertharrison]

Home schooling from my Ranger district.

[ruhnshnik]

Could anyone be able to explain to a sophomore like me what could be the mode of Income for Wazuh if it is an open source platform please. And Thank you

[igyxo]

Unfortunately, as much I like the project, Wazuh agents and rules are based on OSSEC, and as such are not suitable and capable enough to be general purpose SIEM