Secure. Analyze. Monitor.
Beaver SIEM is a cutting-edge data security log analysis tool designed to protect your infrastructure by monitoring and analyzing logs in real-time. It ensures your system’s safety by helping identify potential security breaches and threats through advanced log parsing and analysis techniques.
To get started with Beaver SIEM, you will need to install and build it using the standard tools. Make sure to set up the required environment before proceeding.
Cargo install --release --path .
⚙️ This step will build Beaver SIEM in release mode. Reload shell after install
After building, you can initialize Beaver SIEM through a simple setup process that creates the necessary configurations and sets up your environment.
Beaver init
⚙️ Ensure that your system has the required permissions and environment variables configured.
The following tasks are in progress or planned for the next release:
- l_0 - crj shutoff - missing
{}as second arg in the last.get()chain method call - l_1 - Add SA delegation - destructured log -> BQ - logging
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Disable
detections_gen.pyregeneration to streamline the development process. -
Implement batching to improve efficiency in BigQuery by deduplicating writes after log destructuring.
📝 This will help reduce the amount of redundant data being written, enhancing write efficiency.
- Create Cloud Run jobs.
- Set up BigQuery.
- Create Pub/Sub topic (1) and subscription (2) for BigQuery integration.
- Provision storage bucket for log storage.
- Link Cloud Run jobs to storage bucket for secure storage and retrieval.
For more detailed setup instructions, configuration options, and deployment guidelines, please refer to the official Beaver SIEM Documentation.
Beaver SIEM offers powerful data visualizations and reporting options that help you gain actionable insights from your logs.
Want to contribute? Check out our contribution guidelines to get started! We welcome bug reports, feature requests, and community contributions.
Thank you for using Beaver SIEM! 🚀
“Stay secure, stay informed.”