Data collection
Linux Endpoint Security
Process starts and exits, network connections, file changes and file integrity on Linux hosts, captured by the collector itself with eBPF (no Sysmon or auditd rules to maintain), plus the kernel audit stream. Events are classified into OCSF for detection rules.
- Logs
- Collector-based
- Package 1.0.0
What it collects
- Signals
- Logs
- How it collects
- Built into the Tracix Collector
- Where it runs
- On a Tracix Collector you install. Agentless collection is not offered for it.
- Package version
- 1.0.0
How to connect it
- 01Open the connect wizardIn the Tracix console, open Integrations and pick Linux Endpoint Security.
- 02Install the Tracix CollectorInstall it where it can reach the data, then add the integration to that collector's policy.
- 03Fill in the connectionEnter the settings the wizard asks for. Collectors pick up the policy change on their own.
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