We continue with Crowdsec! we have already seen in previous documents the basic concepts and how to deploy it centrally and even in a Windows, so today we will see the steps we must follow if we want to install the Crowdsec agent on a Linux computer to protect it from external threats.
Well, we have already seen in the previous document a little bit of the concepts and ideas of how to deploy Crowdsec in our organization, today what we have in the menu is how to install Crowdsec on a Windows machine and protect it. Protect it from botnets, Attacks, Curious, Boring…
How time flies… it's been two years since we first talked about Crowdsec… I intend to make some updated documents on the possibilities of its deployment, since it is a very interesting product to protect our organizations against threats and offers us many interesting possibilities.
Be careful, this is the… I am sorry, But it's true… For those who still don't know it, in a series of posts I intend to show some of the wonders of Crowdsec and how we can protect our infrastructure from attacks or improper access.
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.
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!
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