Now our Wazuh Indexer and Manager are installed and running on the server. Now it’s time to install the UI for it to be completely used. We shall be installing Wazuh Dashboard which is built on Kibana. Before we install Wazuh dashboard, there are few prerequisites that needs to be installed and the repositories to…
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Setting Up Wazuh Server – Part 2 (Wazuh Manager)
In the earlier blog Setting Up Wazuh Server – Part 1 (Wazuh Indexer) we have successfully installed Wazuh Indexer. In this blog we shall be proceeding with installation of Wazuh Server and Dashboard components. The prerequisites for installation on Linux are the same for all three components. To install the prerequisites, you can follow steps…
Setting Up Wazuh Server – Part 1 (Wazuh Indexer)
What is Wazuh? Wazuh is free and open-source XDR (Extended Detection and Response) and traditional SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) combined together in one security platform. Wazuh comes with capabilities to protect workloads across the on-premises, virtualized, containerized and cloud-based environments. Wazuh supports all major operating systems and supports all major cloud providers. The…
Guide to Creating Virtual Machines from Proxmox Templates
I have showed how to create VM templates in my blog earlier – Creating VM Templates in Proxmox – SecBytes. In this blog, I will walk you through a quick guide on how to create the virtual machines from the templates. This blog is a generalised version for creating virtual machines from the templates, which…
Before starting to use Proxmox
In continuation to my previous blog post on Setting up a low-budget home lab, which illustrated the usage of Proxmox to serve as a bare metal operating system to host the virtual machines, it is good to have a few housekeeping done before we start using the platform. This blog post intends for you to…