Wazuh Sysmon Detection Rules Fully Backed with MITRE ATT&CK — Now Available in Our Public Repo
Wazuh Sysmon Detection Rules Fully Backed with MITRE ATT&CK — Now Available in Our Public Repo
At SOCFortress, we believe security should be accessible, transparent, and effective for organizations of all sizes. That’s why we’re excited to announce a significant milestone for the community:
We’ve released a major update to our Wazuh Sysmon Detection rules, now fully mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework, and publicly available for anyone to use or contribute to.
? Check out the updated rules in our SOCFortress Wazuh Rules Repo
Why This Update Matters
Sysmon is a powerful tool for collecting Windows event logs that are critical for threat detection. However, detection rules often lack context or consistency across environments. By mapping our Wazuh Sysmon rules directly to MITRE ATT&CK, we bring clear benefits:
- Improved Threat Context: Analysts can instantly correlate detections to known attacker techniques and tactics.
- Faster Response: Clear mappings mean faster triage and response decisions.
- Standardization: Aligns your detections with a widely accepted industry framework, helping with reporting, threat hunting, and compliance.
This update makes it easier for security teams to deploy effective detections without reinventing the wheel, and helps ensure their SIEM environment stays relevant against evolving threats.
A Shoutout to Collaboration
This project was made possible thanks to Amine from the SOCFortress team, whose dedication and expertise drove this update forward. Open-source security only works because of talented contributors and the spirit of collaboration that fuels constant improvement.
How SOCFortress Can Help
Many organizations are struggling with costly licensing fees, rigid vendor solutions, and SIEM deployments that can’t keep up with changing environments. SOCFortress specializes in helping businesses build and run their own SIEM stacks using open-source tools like Wazuh, OpenSearch, Graylog, and more.
- No licensing burden — keep costs predictable and manageable.
- No vendor lock-in — maintain full control over your architecture and data.
- Adaptable and scalable — designed to fit both MSSPs and internal security teams.
If you’re exploring how to deploy a SIEM solution that’s affordable, flexible, and tailored to your needs, SOCFortress can be the perfect partner to design, implement, and support your security journey.
? Contact us today to learn more.
Let’s keep pushing security forward — together.
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