ossec-docker | OSSEC HIDS Server v2

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ossec-docker is a Shell library. ossec-docker has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

OSSEC HIDS Server v2.9.4. Based on Centos 7, this is the official OSSEC project docker container. Note: this can be easily adapted for RHEL 7 for FIPS-140-2 compliance. By default this container will create a volume to store configuration, log and agent key data under /var/ossec/data. Additionally it is configured with a local instance of postfix to send alert notifications. Atomicorp is your OSSEC expert which developed a set of tools and rules for managing and securing the OSSEC host intrusion detection system. Our Atomic Secured OSSEC secures your entire system and its applications and includes a cognitive self healing system that will automatically fix vulnerabilities and problems on the system before damage and intrusions can occur. We provide comprehensive services and support for OSSEC… We can Plan your Enterprise Monitoring Strategy for deployment, configuration, optimization, and even training your team to work with the open source software. Atomicorp is your comprehensive support team and we provide Threat Intelligence feeds for the OSSEC engine. For assistance with your OSSEC deployment contact us at OSSEC Help.

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OSSEC_HIDS Kubernetes Deployment

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OSSEC_HIDS Kubernetes Deployment

Asked 2019-Jan-17 at 15:50

Which would be the best HIDS (HostBase Intrusion Detection System) to deploy on Kubernetes Google Cloud Platform

I want to build docker image on debian:stable-slim

So I have been testing the ossec-docker and wazuh-docker here are repos respectively:

OSSEC: https://github.com/Atomicorp/ossec-docker
WAZUH: https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh-docker

The wazuh-api=3.7.2-1 is broken as I am unable to get it install on debian:stable-slim

with nodejs: 6.10.0 or higher as it needs nodejs version >=4.6.0 but api is unable to install

I would need to know if anyone can suggest HostBase Intrusion Detection system which I can configure and deploy on docker/ Kubernetes If you have any github repo link would really appreciate the link

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Jan-17 at 15:50

Wazuh has a repository for Kubernetes. Right now, it is focused on AWS, but I think you just need to change the volumes configuration (it is implemented for AWS EBS) and it should work in GCP.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54193717

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