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Security Monitoring Labs | cybersecurity101.net

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48 free, step-by-step labs that build a small Wazuh monitoring stack on your own VMs, connect Linux and Windows (Sysmon) log sources, then write and tune detection rules, test them with simulated events, triage alerts and report on coverage. No account or hosted platform.

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Detection Engineering › General Resources: “48 free, step-by-step labs that build a small Wazuh monitoring stack on your own VMs, connect Linux and Windows (Sysmon) log sources, then write and tune detection rules, test them with simulated events, triage alerts and report on coverage. No account or hosted platform.”