Used by more than 10,000 organizations around the world, OSSEC has provided an open source alternative for host-based intrusion detection for more than 10 years. From Fortune 10 enterprises to ...

I use OSSEC pretty regularly on Linux and Windows servers. It is incredibly useful because of its ability to parse and correlate a large number of log formats, as well as granularly react to logs ...

IT managers who want to get a handle on their security logs but don’t have the budget for big-ticket software can check out an updated version of the open source host-based intrusion-detection system ...

Information overload is one of information security professionals' biggest enemies: The job of sorting through and making sense of event data, and then acting on it in a timely manner, is crucial. A ...

Being bought by a commercial competitor is about the best possible thing that could eventually happen to a popular, pure FOSS project. It seems contrary to the vision of free software, and yet it’s ...