Yesterday was also the 32nd anniversary of the first public release of Tripwire. Gene Kim labored mightily at realizing my design, and answering my riddles three to get the code out. 
I still believe that integrity monitoring is underutilized.
Putting out a request again for any #Tripwire SME who would be willing to chat.
I know how Tripwire works. I understand Nodes, Rules, and Tasks. I think I understand Policies and Actions.
The building blocks are all there to build a robust #FIM and #Compliance monitoring and reporting process.
But you have to build it from scratch and there is scant documentation on the best way to start.
I'd love to talk to someone who has already built one up to make sure I don't spend time going down the wrong road.
The only components we are using are #TripwireEnterprise and #Axon agents.
My thanks to all involved with ACSAC.
A special nod to Gene Kim on this.
My entry for Tripwire won the first ACSAC Impactful System Award today. Details and the writeup are here: https://www.acsac.org/2022/program/artifacts_competition/.
If you work in cybersecurity and aren't familiar with the original Tripwire, you might want to read it.
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