You can use osqueryi to mock-up queries and begin exploring your operating system. This version can collect many types of information without running as root, uses an in-memory default database, and doesn’t connect or communicate with the osqueryd daemon. The interactive version of osquery, osqueryi, is a stand-alone console shell. Osquery uses SQL tables to represent abstract concepts such as running processes, loaded kernel modules, open network connections, browser plugins, hardware events, and file hashes. Your team can write SQL-based queries to explore data across all operating systems and infrastructure. The exciting news for users? With osquery, running queries no longer requires specialized expertise. Osquery simplifies the process of understanding your infrastructure by exposing an operating system as a high-performance relational database.
It delivers a single-agent solution using a universal query language to collect rich datasets for multiple use cases. Osquery is an operating system instrumentation agent that provides a unique and refreshing approach to security. What if one data collection agent was lightweight, configurable, easily accessible, worked in all systems, and used a common language like SQL? No more struggling to standardize data between disparate systems or learning obscure languages to run your queries. Today’s organizations are overwhelmed with endpoint agent options, many of which hog resources, require complicated setup, use an esoteric language, and only work with one operating system. You’re probably well aware visibility depends on data-and this is where things can get complicated. Maintaining visibility into infrastructure and operating systems is critical for all organizations today-compliance, security, and your bottom line depend on it. Join us for 2 days of captivating content, hands-on learning, and fun with your fellow osquery community members.
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