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Deployment with Ansible - Installation alternatives
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- Kubernetes configuration
- Deployment
- Upgrade Wazuh installed in Kubernetes
- Clean Up
- Offline installation
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Installation from sources
- Installing the Wazuh manager from sources
- Installing the Wazuh agent from sources
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Deployment with Ansible
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Installation Guide
- Install Ansible
- Install Wazuh indexer and dashboard
- Install Wazuh manager
- Install a Wazuh cluster
- Install Wazuh Agent
- Remote endpoints connection
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Roles
- Wazuh indexer
- Wazuh dashboard
- Filebeat
- Wazuh Manager
- Wazuh Agent
- Variables references
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Deployment with Puppet
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Set up Puppet
- Installing Puppet master
- Installing Puppet agent
- Setting up Puppet certificates
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Wazuh Puppet module
- Wazuh manager class
- Wazuh agent class
- Creating custom dashboards
- Filtering data using the Wazuh Query Language
- Enabling multi-tenancy
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Configuring third-party SSL certificates
- Configuring SSL certificates directly on the Wazuh dashboard
- Configuring SSL certificates on the Wazuh dashboard using NGINX
- Setting up custom branding
- Dashboard management
- Certificates deployment
- Troubleshooting
- Configuration file
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Wazuh agent
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Agent enrollment
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Enrollment methods
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Enrollment via agent configuration
- Linux/Unix endpoint
- Windows endpoint
- macOS endpoint
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Enrollment via manager API
- Requesting the key
- Importing the key to the agent
- Listing agents using the CLI
- Listing agents using the Wazuh API
- Listing agents using the Wazuh dashboard
- Grouping agents
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Removing agents
- Remove agents using the CLI
- Remove agents using the Wazuh API
- Querying the agent configuration
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Remote upgrading
- Upgrading agent
- Agent upgrade module
- Adding a custom repository
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Custom WPK packages creation
- Generate WPK packages manually
- Installing a custom WPK package
- WPK List
- Agent key request
- Agent labels
- Anti-flooding mechanism
- Agent life cycle
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Deployment variables
- Linux
- Windows
- macOS
- Wazuh RBAC - How to create and map internal users
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Single sign-on
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Setup single sign-on with administrator role
- Microsoft Entra ID
- PingOne
- Jumpcloud
- OneLogin
- Keycloak
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Setup single sign-on with read-only role
- Microsoft Entra ID
- PingOne
- Jumpcloud
- OneLogin
- Keycloak
- Detecting malware persistence technique
- Detecting account manipulation
- Monitoring files at specific intervals
- Reporting file changes
- Monitoring configuration changes
- Windows Registry monitoring
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Malware detection
- File integrity monitoring and threat detection rules
- Rootkits behavior detection
- CDB lists and threat intelligence
- VirusTotal integration
- File integrity monitoring and YARA
- ClamAV logs collection
- Windows Defender logs collection
- Custom rules to detect malware IOC
- Osquery
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Security Configuration Assessment
- How SCA works
- How to configure SCA
- Available SCA policies
- Creating custom SCA policies
- Use cases
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Active response
- How to configure active response
- Default active response scripts
- Custom active response scripts
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Use cases
- Blocking SSH brute-force attack with active response
- Restarting the Wazuh agent with active response
- Disabling a Linux user account with active response
- Additional information
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Log data collection
- How it works
- Configuration for monitoring log files
- Configuring syslog on the Wazuh server
- Using multiple socket outputs
- Configuring log collection for different operating systems
- Log data analysis
- Use cases
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Vulnerability detection
- How it works
- Configuring vulnerability detection
- Offline Update
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Command monitoring
- How it works
- Configuration
- Command output analysis
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Use cases
- Monitoring running processes
- Disk space utilization
- Check if the output changed
- Detect USB Storage
- Load average
- Viewing system inventory data
- Generating system inventory reports
- Available inventory fields
- Compatibility matrix
- Using Syscollector information to trigger alerts
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Monitoring system calls
- How it works
- Configuration
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Use cases
- Monitoring file and directory access
- Monitoring commands run as root
- Privilege abuse
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Elastic Load Balancers
- Amazon Application Load Balancer (ALB)
- Amazon Classic Load Balancer (CLB)
- Amazon Network Load Balancer (NLB)
- Amazon Security Lake
- Custom Logs Buckets
- Troubleshooting
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Using Wazuh to monitor Microsoft Azure
- Monitoring instances
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Monitoring activity and services
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Prerequisites
- Installing dependencies
- Configuring Azure credentials
- Considerations for configuration
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Monitoring Azure platform and services
- Using Azure Log Analytics
- Using Azure Storage
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Monitoring Microsoft Entra ID
- Using Microsoft Graph
- Creating Google Cloud credentials
- Gcloud Python script
- Visualizing Google Cloud events on the Wazuh dashboard
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Configuring the supported services
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Monitoring Google Cloud Pub/Sub
- Use cases
- Monitoring Google Cloud Storage buckets
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Using Wazuh for GDPR compliance
- GDPR II, Principles <gdpr_II>
- GDPR III, Rights of the data subject <gdpr_III>
- GDPR IV, Controller and processor <gdpr_IV>
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Using Wazuh for HIPAA compliance
- Visualization and dashboard
- Log data analysis
- Configuration assessment
- Malware detection
- File integrity monitoring
- Vulnerability detection
- Active response
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Using Wazuh for NIST 800-53 compliance
- Visualization and dashboard
- Log data analysis
- Security configuration assessment
- Malware detection
- File integrity monitoring
- System inventory
- Vulnerability detection
- Active response
- Threat intelligence
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Using Wazuh for TSC compliance
- Common criteria 2.1
- Common criteria 3.1
- Common criteria 5.1
- Common criteria 6.1
- Common criteria 7.1
- Common criteria 8.1
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The additional criteria
- Availability - A1.1
- Processing integrity - PI1.4
- Detecting an SQL injection attack
- Detecting suspicious binaries
- Detecting and removing malware using VirusTotal integration
- Vulnerability detection
- Detecting malware using YARA integration
- Detecting hidden processes
- Monitoring execution of malicious commands
- Detecting a Shellshock attack
- Leveraging LLMs for alert enrichment
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Upgrade guide
- Wazuh central components
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Wazuh agent
- Linux
- Windows
- macOS
- Solaris
- HP-UX
- Compatibility matrix
- Wazuh-DB backup restoration
- Troubleshooting
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Integrations guide
- Elastic Stack integration
- OpenSearch integration
- Splunk integration
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Migration guide
- Migrating to the Wazuh indexer
- Migrating to the Wazuh dashboard
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Wazuh files backup
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Creating a backup
- Wazuh central components
- Wazuh agent
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Restoring Wazuh from backup
- Wazuh central components
- Wazuh agent
- Manage your billing details
- See your billing cycle and history
- Update billing and operational contacts
- Stop charges for an environment
- Billing FAQ
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Archive data
- Configuration
- Filename format
- Access
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Wazuh Cloud API
- Authentication
- Reference
- Glossary
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Development
- Client keys file
- Standard OSSEC message format
- Makefile options
- Wazuh cluster
-
Wazuh packages generation guide
- Debian
- macOS
- Solaris
- Virtual machine
- Windows
- Wazuh-Logtest
- SELinux Wazuh context
- RBAC database integrity
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Release notes
- 4.8.1 Release notes
- 4.8.0 Release notes
- 4.7.5 Release notes
- 4.7.4 Release notes
- 4.7.3 Release notes
- 4.7.2 Release notes
- 4.7.1 Release notes
- 4.7.0 Release notes
- 4.6.0 Release notes
- 4.5.4 Release notes
- 4.5.3 Release notes
- 4.5.2 Release notes
- 4.5.1 Release notes
- 4.5.0 Release notes
- 4.4.5 Release notes
- 4.4.4 Release notes
- 4.4.3 Release notes
- 4.4.2 Release notes
- 4.4.1 Release notes
- 4.4.0 Release notes
- 4.3.11 Release notes
- 4.3.10 Release notes
- 4.3.9 Release notes
- 4.3.8 Release notes
- 4.3.7 Release notes
- 4.3.6 Release notes
- 4.3.5 Release notes
- 4.3.4 Release notes
- 4.3.3 Release notes
- 4.3.2 Release notes
- 4.3.1 Release notes
- 4.3.0 Release notes
- 4.2.7 Release notes
- 4.2.6 Release notes
- 4.2.5 Release notes
- 4.2.4 Release notes
- 4.2.3 Release notes
- 4.2.2 Release notes
- 4.2.1 Release notes
- 4.2.0 Release notes
- 4.1.5 Release notes
- 4.1.4 Release notes
- 4.1.3 Release notes
- 4.1.2 Release notes
- 4.1.1 Release notes
- 4.1.0 Release notes
- 4.0.4 Release notes
- 4.0.3 Release notes
- 4.0.2 Release notes
- 4.0.1 Release notes
- 4.0.0 Release notes
- 3.13.6 Release notes
- 3.13.5 Release notes
- 3.13.4 Release notes
- 3.13.3 Release notes
- 3.13.2 Release notes
- 3.13.1 Release notes
- 3.13.0 Release notes
- 3.12.3 Release notes
- 3.12.2 Release notes
- 3.12.1 Release notes
- 3.12.0 Release notes
- 3.11.4 Release notes
- 3.11.3 Release notes
- 3.11.2 Release notes
- 3.11.1 Release notes
- 3.11.0 Release notes
- 3.10.2 Release notes
- 3.10.1 Release notes
- 3.10.0 Release notes
- 3.9.5 Release notes
- 3.9.4 Release notes
- 3.9.3 Release notes
- 3.9.2 Release notes
- 3.9.1 Release notes
- 3.9.0 Release notes
- 3.8.2 Release notes
- 3.8.1 Release notes
- 3.8.0 Release notes
- 3.7.2 Release notes
- 3.7.1 Release notes
- 3.7.0 Release notes
- 3.6.1 Release notes
- 3.6.0 Release notes
- 3.5.0 Release notes
- 3.4.0 Release notes
- 3.3.1 Release notes
- 3.3.0 Release notes
- 3.2.4 Release notes
- 3.2.3 Release notes
- 3.2.2 Release notes
- 3.2.1 Release notes
- 3.2.0 Release notes
- 3.1.0 Release notes
- 3.0.0 Release notes
- 2.1.0 Release notes
- Installation Guide
Deployment with Ansible
Ansible is an open source platform designed for automating tasks. It comes with Playbooks, a descriptive language based on YAML, that makes it easy to create and describe automation jobs. Also, Ansible communicates with every host over SSH, making it very secure. See Ansible Overview for more info.
Contents
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Creating a backup
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Monitoring Google Cloud Pub/Sub
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Prerequisites
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Setup single sign-on with administrator role
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Enrollment via agent configuration
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Enrollment methods
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Agent enrollment
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Set up Puppet
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Installation Guide
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