SIEMs and Network Device Logs Don't Have To Be Difficult! - Ingest Firewall Logs Into Any SIEM!

[@NessHypegaming]

i dont think people understands just how good these videos are and the value they provide. getting into cyber security roles as an entry level with no experience is hard! these videos give you hands on experience with tools needed for the field and giving you something to put on a resume.

[@eliasantoniadis8556]

Agreed!

[@eliasantoniadis8556]

Hands down my favourite serial show 😀

[@rogereales]

Yup - these are amazing - unbelievable knowledge - thanks for sharing

[@ArmAikido]

Thanks for great video. It will be also very cool if you will create dedicated video about extractors and how to build them for different cases. Thanks for your effort!

[@kirksteinklauber260]

Nice video!! I am using Mikrotik as my firewalls but has been impossible to find an extractor for these devices. I am looking not just firewall logs but also DHCP. Do you know where or how can get this extractor? Or maybe you can do a quick video showing this use case?

[@devopstales]

In the past I tried to use Graylog for pfsense but I had the problem to generating too match logs for Graylog to parse. You used regex in the video. Json is easily parsable with less resource. What about regex? My basic solution was grok patterns. What is a best way to pars this logs?

[@quikmcw]

So why are you using Graylog when you can get the same result with wazuh itself?

[@fahmidnoor7106]

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