In today's Linux threat landscape, enterprises face an increasing number of sophisticated, targeted attacks. To effectively combat these threats, it's crucial to enhance our ability to understand malicious activity, inform threat-hunting processes, perform proactive live forensics, and understand attacker behavior in detail.

Let’s explore a few critical questions: 

• What are the top Linux techniques, tactics, and corresponding risks?

• How to stay up to date on Linux threats?

• How does the Linux threat landscape look?

• How to provide training opportunities on demand for red and blue teams without organizing dedicated training sessions and workshops?

• How to train your Linux incident response procedures?

• How to customize your Linux SIEM/EDR configuration?

• How to make sure your detection/prevention is working properly?

• How can you determine, before purchasing, your organization's most suitable Linux Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solution?

• What feature set and visibility level should the Linux EDR solution include and provide?

For all these questions, there is only one correct answer according to the approach "do not trust, verify" which is true hands-on validation by threat emulation.

This product has been created with a focus on realistic hands-on experience in analyzing user space, kernel space, and eBPF space offensive tooling in the Linux ecosystem.

EDRmetry Matrix will help you create and understand low-level Linux attack paths, improve your Linux detection coverage, and understand the need for Linux telemetry.

Dig deeper and create your own custom attack paths, then push your detection coverage to the next level. Purple teaming for life!