This is great! Just finished my drawing in my self-hosted draw io and am ready to proceed to the next video. Thanks for doing this! I enjoy your presentation style. You explain things very well.
Appreciate you blessing us with this for Christmas! Looking forward to the rest of it and I respect your daily upload grind. Hope your enjoying the holidays, don't push yourself too hard in keeping up the consistency 🤍🤍
This home lab series is pure gold! Digital Ocean is great but I would prefer to do everything on-prem so I can keep playing with it even when my Digital Ocean subscription expires. Do you think 64 GB of RAM would be enough?
Hi , Amazing project, I've a few doubts though, What is the role of internet and the router in the diagram ? I mean, if this is a proper home lab then why need internet ? and What does hosting the wazuh manager, shuffle and thehive over the internet means ( 2:50 )?
Depends on who you talk to when it comes to “home lab” - I see this as something that you’ve built regardless of internet or not and its not being used in “production” so that is why I have my diagram as is. I use the cloud to host wazuh and the rest.
Hey @MyDFIR, I'm having a hard time trying to understand the structure, so I'm not doing this using cloud, I'm doing local using VM Virtual Box, for TheHive and Wazuh, do I need to make 2 Ubuntu VMs, along with another Windows 10 VM and the Wazuh server on VM, in the end a total of 4 machines created and running on Virtual Box? Thanks for the attention!
If you can seriously get good at this, what is your opinion on getting a first job as a remote job? Any responses are welcome and thank you in advance! Good stuff MyDIFR... Thank you young brotha.. Merry Christmas and blessings to all...
It really depends. As a first job, remote can be rare which is why I would recommend you do local first and grab some experience and then hop over to remote. However, if you network with others you may be able to land a remote role quicker than you might expect. With all that being said, it doesn’t hurt to try applying to remote roles as your first job but just don’t limit yourself to that. Hope that helps!
Does Wazuh (SIEM) conduct responsive actions or does Shuffle (SOAR)? I thought SOAR was the automation tool which automates corrective actions whilst SIEM aggregates data to analyse and alerts?
Awesome project! Been following your YT channel for a while.. Hope you will do guided, step-by-step walkthroughs of the 5 project ideas in your other video: ruclips.net/video/7Tiq0mfXcH8/видео.html The other writeups I've tried are either outdated, incomplete or have confusing walkthroughs. Happy holidays!
@@MyDFIRHope you'll seriously consider it. Since previous practical, hands on experience is preferred by most recruiters or employers over theoretical certs & degrees, having these projects on the resume & being able to present it during the technical interview will be a standout game changer for those seeking to transition or break in the cybersec industry.
Remember the diagram does not need to be pretty. You just gotta do it!
This is going to be insightful and fun. I have my Diagram already. Day 1 Done and Dusted. Well done and thank you for this.
Awesome!!!
You are freaking good. My goddess. Since I found your page I can’t stop checking the alert
Haha thank you ❤️
I really would like to get into SoC analyst, I checked your website and subscribed . What is next?
I love the figurine display in the background! lil Nesuko beside shinron.
Haha thank you!!
This is great! Just finished my drawing in my self-hosted draw io and am ready to proceed to the next video. Thanks for doing this! I enjoy your presentation style. You explain things very well.
Thank you! Well done and hope you enjoy the rest of the series ❤️
Finally got a chance to follow along and create the SOC Workflow Diagram. Let's Goooooo!!!!
Nice!! 😊
Your're Such a great Teacher! I hopped on this lab today, I'll be documenting my process and i shall share it at the end of this project
Thank you ❤️ great job on documenting the journey. Showcase your work! Let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you, super Informative. Going back to Intro video to make notes of what I am doing. This is Hands on SOC experience.
Fantastic! Love the initiative, keep up the good work ❤
So, would you still have to explain it to the interview, or would they prefer taking a good look at your notes?
Appreciate you blessing us with this for Christmas! Looking forward to the rest of it and I respect your daily upload grind. Hope your enjoying the holidays, don't push yourself too hard in keeping up the consistency 🤍🤍
❤️ thanks! I don’t plan on doing long form video daily any time soon after December 😅😅 it is quite tough but I wanted to give yall something special
I like you. you make everything easy to understand. I hope you keep producing more videos.
Thank you! More videos to come 🙌
Merry Christmas to us!!! I saw you talking about this 5 part series and couldn't wait for it to drop. Thanks yo!!
Merry Christmas! I hope you enjoy this series ❤️
Hi Bro, Merry Christmas! I hope you receive one blessing after another this coming year. Awesome video and I love it.
Happy holidays! Thank you ❤️ lets both win in 2024 💪
this is perfect man thank you! I'm excited to do this
I am excited for you to get started! Let me know if you have any questions
this guy is a legend
no you 😊 thanks for watching!
Amazing work my friend. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you so much. You are so amazing.
You are so welcome!
This home lab series is pure gold!
Digital Ocean is great but I would prefer to do everything on-prem so I can keep playing with it even when my Digital Ocean subscription expires.
Do you think 64 GB of RAM would be enough?
Absolutely 64GB is more than enough!
Muchas gracias amigo.
Super excited! ❤❤❤
Thanks! ❤️
The best. Is it possible 1 video integrating this SIEM with some Threat Hunting opensource software? Thank you very much.
This is gonna be 🔥
❤️❤️
Bro good one and thanks alot, from the video we have 1-pc and 2-cloud servers (Wuzah mger and TheHive), my question is What system is "Shuffle"?
Managed by the folks at shuffle. Essentially the cloud.
Hi , Amazing project,
I've a few doubts though,
What is the role of internet and the router in the diagram ? I mean, if this is a proper home lab then why need internet ? and What does hosting the wazuh manager, shuffle and thehive over the internet means ( 2:50 )?
Depends on who you talk to when it comes to “home lab” - I see this as something that you’ve built regardless of internet or not and its not being used in “production” so that is why I have my diagram as is. I use the cloud to host wazuh and the rest.
I don’t want to miss this lab
😁remember to document!
Thanks a lot bro!
No problem!
@@MyDFIR I’m about to finish school then work on security plus then follow the steps of the road map.
Hey @MyDFIR, I'm having a hard time trying to understand the structure, so I'm not doing this using cloud, I'm doing local using VM Virtual Box, for TheHive and Wazuh, do I need to make 2 Ubuntu VMs, along with another Windows 10 VM and the Wazuh server on VM, in the end a total of 4 machines created and running on Virtual Box? Thanks for the attention!
Correct, you will have 4 VMs
1 Hive,
1 Wazuh Manager
1 Shuffle
1 Win 10 machine with Wazuh Agent
@@MyDFIR thank you so much for the clarification! :D
Thanks man.
❤️ thanks for watching
If you can seriously get good at this, what is your opinion on getting a first job as a remote job? Any responses are welcome and thank you in advance!
Good stuff MyDIFR... Thank you young brotha..
Merry Christmas and blessings to all...
It really depends. As a first job, remote can be rare which is why I would recommend you do local first and grab some experience and then hop over to remote. However, if you network with others you may be able to land a remote role quicker than you might expect.
With all that being said, it doesn’t hurt to try applying to remote roles as your first job but just don’t limit yourself to that.
Hope that helps!
Does Wazuh (SIEM) conduct responsive actions or does Shuffle (SOAR)? I thought SOAR was the automation tool which automates corrective actions whilst SIEM aggregates data to analyse and alerts?
Wazuh does the actual response. Shuffle prompts the user. Wazuh is a XDR + SIEM platform. You’re correct for a typical SIEM
@@MyDFIR Thanks for clarifying!! Btw, Awesome video!! Very informative and helpful
Brilliance 😍
Thanks!
great work
Thank you! Cheers!
Here we go guys
Awesome Content. Do you recommend saving our diagram in our google drive, onedrive or Github(since ill be workiing on making a portfolio)? thanks
Thanks! Anywhere is fine, If you plan on building your portfolio in GitHub, perhaps save it there.
I love you bro!
And I love you too! Thanks for watching 🙌
thankyou for uploading the informative videos
sir can u please provide this file type any where drive link or any other so that we and run or check it
Sorry file type for the diagram? I uploaded via my GitHub for this project
hey im having trouble finding the diagram. i went to the website and it keeps taking me someone else called confluence
Head over to draw.io and create the diagram there
yea thats what i did but i had to set up a few things. it was pretty confusing at first but i have figured it out no worries@@MyDFIR
Awesome project! Been following your YT channel for a while.. Hope you will do guided, step-by-step walkthroughs of the 5 project ideas in your other video: ruclips.net/video/7Tiq0mfXcH8/видео.html The other writeups I've tried are either outdated, incomplete or have confusing walkthroughs. Happy holidays!
Thanks! I will think about it 👍
@@MyDFIRHope you'll seriously consider it. Since previous practical, hands on experience is preferred by most recruiters or employers over theoretical certs & degrees, having these projects on the resume & being able to present it during the technical interview will be a standout game changer for those seeking to transition or break in the cybersec industry.