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SOC Automation Project (Home Lab) | Part 2

SOC Automation Project (Home Lab) | Part 2

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Get some hands on experience with The SOC Automation Project (Home Lab) and the best part? It’s FREE!
🚀 In this video, I’ll guide you through the steps of setting up a Security Operations Center (SOC) automation project (home lab) without breaking the bank. Explore how automation enhances…

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  1. FYI – You do not need Digital Ocean, you can use any cloud provider you want. However if you don’t want to go the cloud route you will need to either

    1) Download Shuffle on prem
    or
    2) Modify your firewall rules and use Port Forwarding to allow Shuffle Cloud to connect back to your Wazuh Server for automated response actions & TheHive alert creation.

    NOTE FOR DIGITAL OCEAN – if you are finished with your lab and documented everything, do destroy the VM so you don’t get charged.

    “When you power off your Droplet, you are still billed for it. This is because your disk space, CPU, RAM, and IP address are all reserved, even while powered off. Therefore, charges are made until you destroy the instance.”

  2. Great stuff, but I too am having an issue with the Hive unfortunately. After installation, the Hive webpage will not load on port 9000. Just going to port 80 brings up the default Apache page. Still trying to diagnose where the issue is.

  3. I don't know if its just me but should I be able to get to thehive dashboard by the end of this video? I feel like I followed the steps correctly. I was able to get to the Wazuh dashboard but I can't get to thehive.

  4. Game changing quality step by step instructions🔥 great series and learning a lot! Very thankful to be a subscriber and to have found your channel and follow you! You are killing it and your content is always very helpful and really fun to watch and follow along! You are amazing!

  5. Amazing step by step. I have 2 host each with 384GB RAM to run this Lab but the amount of noise generated by the hosts is insane. Cloud might be a temp solution to continue lab.

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