From 0200ce0f13fc99a519fc05aa2e35c753127feae5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: medusa Date: Sat, 16 Mar 2024 14:27:54 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] Update docs/tech_docs/SOAR_lab.md --- docs/tech_docs/SOAR_lab.md | 65 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 64 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/docs/tech_docs/SOAR_lab.md b/docs/tech_docs/SOAR_lab.md index 42fe45d..13055c7 100644 --- a/docs/tech_docs/SOAR_lab.md +++ b/docs/tech_docs/SOAR_lab.md @@ -33,4 +33,67 @@ Creating a security operations environment with Wazuh and integrating Shuffle SO ### Conclusion -By integrating Wazuh with Shuffle SOAR, organizations can create a robust security operations framework capable of addressing modern security challenges. This guide serves as a starting point for building and enhancing your security posture with these powerful tools. As you implement and scale your operations, keep abreast of emerging technologies and security practices to ensure your environment remains secure and resilient against evolving threats. \ No newline at end of file +By integrating Wazuh with Shuffle SOAR, organizations can create a robust security operations framework capable of addressing modern security challenges. This guide serves as a starting point for building and enhancing your security posture with these powerful tools. As you implement and scale your operations, keep abreast of emerging technologies and security practices to ensure your environment remains secure and resilient against evolving threats. + + +--- + +Given the topics covered, here are several labs and learning experiences designed to enhance your skills with Wazuh and Shuffle SOAR, particularly within a virtualized environment using KVM and isolated bridge networks. These exercises aim to provide hands-on experience, from basic setups to more advanced integrations and security practices. + +### Lab 1: Basic Wazuh Server and Agent Setup + +**Objective:** Install and configure a basic Wazuh server and agent setup within a KVM virtualized environment. + +**Tasks:** +1. Create a VM for the Wazuh server on KVM, ensuring it is connected to an isolated bridge network. +2. Install the Wazuh server on this VM, following the [official documentation](https://documentation.wazuh.com/current/installation-guide/wazuh-server/index.html). +3. Create another VM for the Wazuh agent, connected to the same isolated bridge network. +4. Install the Wazuh agent and register it with the Wazuh server. + +**Learning Outcome:** Understand the process of setting up Wazuh in a virtualized environment and the basic communication between server and agent. + +### Lab 2: Advanced Wazuh Features Exploration + +**Objective:** Explore advanced features of Wazuh, such as rule writing, log analysis, and file integrity monitoring. + +**Tasks:** +1. Write custom detection rules for simulated threats (e.g., unauthorized SSH login attempts). +2. Configure and test file integrity monitoring on the agent VM. +3. Use the Wazuh Kibana app to analyze logs and alerts generated by the agent. + +**Learning Outcome:** Gain hands-on experience with Wazuh's advanced capabilities for threat detection and response. + +### Lab 3: Integrating Wazuh with Shuffle SOAR + +**Objective:** Integrate Wazuh with Shuffle SOAR to automate responses to specific alerts. + +**Tasks:** +1. Set up a basic Shuffle workflow that responds to a common threat detected by Wazuh (e.g., disabling a compromised user account). +2. Configure Wazuh to forward alerts to Shuffle using webhooks. +3. Simulate a threat that triggers the Wazuh alert and observe the automated response from Shuffle. + +**Learning Outcome:** Learn how to automate security operations by integrating Wazuh with a SOAR platform. + +### Lab 4: Security Hardening and Monitoring of Wazuh Environment + +**Objective:** Apply security best practices to harden the Wazuh environment and set up monitoring. + +**Tasks:** +1. Implement SSH key-based authentication for VMs. +2. Configure firewall rules to restrict access to the Wazuh server. +3. Set up monitoring for the Wazuh server using tools like Grafana to visualize logs and performance metrics. + +**Learning Outcome:** Understand the importance of security hardening and continuous monitoring in a security operations environment. + +### Lab 5: Cloud Integration and Elastic Stack + +**Objective:** Explore the integration of Wazuh with cloud services and Elastic Stack for enhanced log analysis and visualization. + +**Tasks:** +1. Configure Wazuh to monitor a cloud service (e.g., AWS S3 bucket for access logs). +2. Set up Elastic Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) and integrate it with Wazuh for advanced log analysis. +3. Create dashboards in Kibana to visualize and analyze data from cloud services. + +**Learning Outcome:** Gain insights into how Wazuh can be used for monitoring cloud environments and the integration with Elastic Stack for log management. + +These labs offer a comprehensive learning path from basic setup to advanced usage and integration of Wazuh in a secure, virtualized environment. Working through these exercises will build a solid foundation in security monitoring, threat detection, and automated response strategies. \ No newline at end of file