Congratulations on completing OS Analysis with Nagios course.
I hope that you found the information beneficial, and you're
able to walk away immediately with something that you can
implement in your environment on day one.
So just for your general knowledge,
Nagios does offer much more than what we covered in this course today.
A couple of the more popular features include Nagios Core and Nagios Network
Analyzer, which you see the links for on the left here.
So Nagios Core is the free IT infrastructure management solution that expands
on the capabilities we covered in this course. With Nagios Core, you have the
ability to create more in‑depth monitoring,
alerting, and response actions.
Consider Nagios Core if you're responsible for the management of
servers in a mid range to large infrastructure and need a
centralized place to help plan and organize your asset efforts.
Now on the network side of the house,
the Nagios Network Analyzer is a paid feature, but one that
brings numerous benefits to the table, including in‑depth network analysis,
clarity, insights,
intuitive design, and even its unique bandwidth utilization optimizer. Lastly,
for more in‑depth information on MITRE TTPs that we covered in the demo,
please feel free to reference the MITRE ATT&CK framework website for
detailed information around additional ideas for mitigation or detection
techniques of these attack tactics.
I really hope you enjoyed this interactive video series, and feel free to reach
out and ask questions, or propose additional topic ideas that you would like to
see from the blue team perspective in the future.
Happy hunting.