Auditd on Linux: the security black box
Watch on YouTube Auditd on Linux lets you log access, changes, executions, and privileges to investigate incidents and reconstruct what happened on a server.
Auditd on Linux lets you log access, changes, executions, and privileges to investigate incidents and reconstruct what happened on a server.
In this episode, we explain how auditd works, what it can detect, how to create useful rules, avoid excessive logging, protect logs, and understand its limitations compared with other observability tools. We also discuss performance, persistence, forensic analysis, and compliance.
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