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Hi community! We have just open sourced Trailbot, a files and logs tracking daemon for GNU/Linux that triggers Smart Policies upon unwanted modifications. Cur
by adansdpc 10y ago
Hi community!
We have just open sourced Trailbot, a files and logs tracking daemon for GNU/Linux that triggers Smart Policies upon unwanted modifications.
Current security solutions are based on an obsolete paradigm: building walls and fences. Companies advertise their overcomplicated perimeter security systems as if they were impenetrable. But nevertheless we hear everyday about cyber security breaches at even the largest corporations. It’s not a matter of “if” but “when” the perimeter will get breached.
In any case walls and fences will not protect you at all from internal breaches and insider threats. Furthermore, most data resides nowadays in the cloud, where walls, borders and fences fade and blur.
With Trailbot you can rest assured of the integrity of your data, being it a system log or any other important file. It doesn't matter if an outsider got access to your systems or an insider decided to go rogue—you are now in control.
Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!
- im_dario 10y agoHow does it compare to Tripwire or AIDE? At first look it seems Trailbot is closer to "real time" detection than the others.
- adansdpc 10y agoHi Darío, When compared to Tripwire, AIDE, Graylog or other conventional SEM solutions, Trailbot offers a much more extensible and powerful policies engine that allows anyone to write, fork, customize and share their own smart policies written in javascript or coffeescript. Other big point in favor of Trailbot is that we are strong believers and supporters of the technological sovereignty movement, so we open sourced all the components in Trailbot's stack so that you can self-host the whole thing in case you don't want to trust any third party. In addition, all traffic going between Trailbot Watcher and Trailbot Client is encrypted end-to-end using asymmetric cryptography (PGP with 4096 bits keys). Thanks a lot for your interest, we hope you find Trailbot useful :)