Developers Panel
summary
Declares a continued commitment to a free open core while building paid features, notes a planned Rocky Linux migration after CentOS shifts, and explains detection choices: network telemetry plus host telemetry (osquery, Velociraptor, Beats) plus Playbook with Sigma rules for lateral movement alerts. Architecture uses modular plugins for backends (Elasticsearch, Crate), adds Azure field parsing and testing automation, and works toward tighter Elastic Agent integration; encrypted traffic is handled by augmenting with endpoint and app logs.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Panel introduction
- 5:36Licensing and open source commitment
- 7:26CentOS and OS security plans
- 8:53Security Onion for lateral movement
- 15:45Detecting encrypted data
- 17:17Network encryption and monitoring
- 19:04Cloud infrastructure parsing
- 21:01Elastic agent integration
- 23:16Codebase language diversity
- 26:42Automation and testing
- 27:47Velociraptor integration plans
- 29:29Modularity and scalability
- 32:20Project evolution and teamwork
- 35:00Closing remarks
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