We continue with another document where we will try to centralize all our LOGs in Elasticsearch, this time it's our turn of Fortigate firewalls. The idea will not only be to collect the LOGs but also to understand them visually and have tools that help us in our day-to-day lives.
If you are interested in having the information of your infrastructure monitored and centralized, what better than using GVM or Greenbone Vulnerability Management to look for vulnerabilities and Centreon to have it centralized and controlled.
In this post we will look at the installation of GVM (Greenbone Vulnerability Management) formerly known as OpenVAS (Open Vulnerability Assessment System). A solution that will help us to know the vulnerabilities that our systems have, and in a future document we will integrate it with Centreon.
And it's time to rule Ubiquiti's APs and switches! So if you have any such device in your organization… it is time to centralise and control it from Centreon. With the mere fact of having everything supervised and anticipating possible problems, ¡Started! 😛
If you need to monitor any device using SNMP Traps, This is your post. The truth is that it is a monitoring that I particularly do not like, but it has some advantages, We analyze it in the post!
Long and suggestive title… And yes, effectively, in this post we are going to centralize the security checks from our Centreon. And so in an automated way we will be able to ensure the services that our company has on the internet, SSL/TLS services that don't have to be secure.
After seeing how we installed Meerkata and having made it functional, Now it's time to treat your data and visualize it in a friendlier way, for this we will rely on Grafana as a visualizer, although with Kibana you can do it in the same way (or simpler). All this thanks to the fact that we will store the Meerkat LOGs in Elasticsearch.
If we want to join Centreon to an Active Directory, in order to delegate access to centralized accounts and not have to use local users, or, directly, for being a good practice; Here are the steps we'll need.
In this post we will see the steps we must follow to install Meerkat on a Debian 10.6. Meerkat is a high-performance network engine, as IDS (Intrusion Detection System), IPS (Intrusion Prevention System) and used as a network monitoring system, and of course, Open Source!
If we are a bit geeky and have an intelligent assistant at hand called Google Home, you have a monitoring system based on Centreon or Nagios and you want to listen to the alerts there, This is your post!
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