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This is an example of osquery being used to achieve Linux server security in a large, 100,000+ server deployment in a FinTech organization.

We will look at detailed reports from real world breaches and map them to the MITRE ATT&CK framework. We will then look to see how we can monitor our systems with the open-source and cross-platform tool Osquery in order to detect such breaches on Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Uptycs for Incident Investigation enables live querying at scale, complete historical state recreation, integrated 3rd party threat intel, and an open API for integration with your existing security ecosystem.

Register for this open source security webinar to learn how to detect malware and improve security monitoring using JA3 and osquery.

Learn to detect malware with limited resources by using two powerful open source tools: YARA & osquery.

Join Principal Product Manager, Guillaume Ross, as he moves through the Uptycs interface and showcases how to use osquery telemetry to simplify macOS security, and empower device owners.

Explore using osquery to hunt for:

• Connections to Malicious IP Addresses
• Active Process Threats
• Critical System File Changes
• Malicious File Hashes
• Brute Force Logins

Uptycs offers an integrated Mac malware feed, 8-point Mac Security Health Check Report, and Mac EDR Dashboard.

This cloud native customer deployed osquery to over 400 Mac workstations and 4,000 Linux servers for end-to-end security and visibility.

Learn macOS security best practices (that you can apply today!) and how to use osquery to monitor these configurations in support of a security policy.

See how Uptycs is used to track software inventory, identify policy issues, monitor critical file changes, and reduce SIEM storage in Linux server environments. BONUS: Monitor Docker containers without installing anything on the container.

Check out this 15-minute Demo of Uptycs for Incident Investigation. We'll walk through a scenario from detection to triage, plus real-time and historical investigation!

Uptycs is a host based monitoring solution that enables complete visibility into what containers are running, where, and which processes.

Explore how Uptycs FIM can be used to monitor and investigate critical file changes across macOS, Linux, and Windows environments; controls that are required for PCI and other compliance standards.

Take the headaches and manual work out of compliance reporting and audit prep with ready-to-use, out-of-the-box reports that automate and dramatically improve the speed of evidence gathering.

A highly scalable way to detect and reconcile changes to files across macOS, Linux, and Windows. FIM is offered as a precisely configurable module of the Uptycs Osquery-Powered Security Analytics Platform.

This major SaaS-based customer relationship management services provider achieved FedRAMP certification within a three-month window using Uptycs.

This 6 minute video explores 8 macOS security best practices, how to configure them properly, and how Uptycs works to monitor for compliance across your entire Mac fleet.

Join SANS Analyst, Dave Shackleford and Uptycs CTO, Milan Shah as they explore the new ways CSIRT teams are using osquery & Uptycs to provide a comprehensive, high-fidelity data set for incident investigation and more.

Learn more about the three major components of the Uptycs Osquery-Powered Security Analytics Platform: Collection, Aggregation and Analysis.

The Uptycs Blog is for security professionals and osquery enthusiasts interested in exploring new ideas in securing modern infrastructure including macOS, Linux, and Containers.

Fernando Montenegro, Senior Analyst at 451 Research offers his view of osquery, its potential and risk in the security market.

Learn why osquery is popular for incident investigation, and how the Uptycs Flight Recorder is instrumental for historical recreation, even in ephemeral environments.

Having a source of truth that can universally collect endpoint telemetry with a single agent allows organizations to gracefully shift towards an integrated endpoint and server workload protection model.

Use Threat Books to turn indicators of compromise into indicators of confidence.