Difference between revisions of "Monitoring a local file using OSSEC Integration"
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KHIKA integrates closely with OSSEC to monitor application logs in real time. This section explains how to use OSSEC to monitor the application logs. We begin with broad level steps and then dive deep into each step so that we explain the methodology and the intricate details associated with it. At a broad level you perform following steps | KHIKA integrates closely with OSSEC to monitor application logs in real time. This section explains how to use OSSEC to monitor the application logs. We begin with broad level steps and then dive deep into each step so that we explain the methodology and the intricate details associated with it. At a broad level you perform following steps | ||
| − | * Install an OSSEC Agent on the end node. [[KHIKA_App_for_Linux#Installing_OSSEC_Agent_for_Linux|<span style="color:#0000ff"> Linux </span>]] or [[KHIKA_App_for_Windows#Installing_OSSEC_Agent_for_Windows|<span style="color:#0000ff"> Windows </span>]] | + | === * Install an OSSEC Agent on the end node. [[KHIKA_App_for_Linux#Installing_OSSEC_Agent_for_Linux|<span style="color:#0000ff"> Linux </span>]] or [[KHIKA_App_for_Windows#Installing_OSSEC_Agent_for_Windows|<span style="color:#0000ff"> Windows </span>]] |
| − | * Configure the OSSEC Agent to monitor the local file === | + | === |
| − | * Parse the file using extensible KHIKA Adapter for OSSEC | + | === * Configure the OSSEC Agent to monitor the local file === |
| − | * Set any enrichment rules (if any) | + | === * Parse the file using extensible KHIKA Adapter for OSSEC === |
| − | * Set the index in Elastic Search | + | === * Set any enrichment rules (if any) === |
| − | * Define alerts and dashboards | + | === * Set the index in Elastic Search === |
| − | * Define alerts and correlations | + | === * Define alerts and dashboards === |
| + | === * Define alerts and correlations === | ||
Revision as of 10:52, 3 June 2019
In addition to event logs or syslogs, a lot of local files are created by various applications. These files reside on the hosts/servers where applications run and contain wealth of information, valuable for both security and operational intelligence. The application logs are useful for debugging or capturing run time errors/exception or even business opportunities in production production environments. It is imperative to monitor local files for gaining actionable insights, real time alerting, correlations and forensic debugging.
KHIKA integrates closely with OSSEC to monitor application logs in real time. This section explains how to use OSSEC to monitor the application logs. We begin with broad level steps and then dive deep into each step so that we explain the methodology and the intricate details associated with it. At a broad level you perform following steps === * Install an OSSEC Agent on the end node. Linux or Windows
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