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Monitor Changes to Critical Files on Windows Systems using Wazuh and ELK

Monitor Changes to Critical Files on Windows Systems using Wazuh and ELK

Monitor Changes to Critical Files on Windows Systems using Wazuh and ELK

In this tutorial, you will learn how to monitor changes to critical files on Windows systems using Wazuh and ELK Stack. File operations are logged

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