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8.0#2 in file integrity monitoring softwareFrom $55 a year
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FactOSSECVigil Baseline
IntegrationsAtomic OSSEC lists Splunk, Sumo Logic, Jira, ArcSight, BMC Remedy, Elasticsearch, AWS CloudTrail, Slack, ServiceNow, VirusTotal, Cisco, Palo Alto and Cloudflare integrations.The README identifies a signal socket and webhook as the only integration points, both disabled by default and outbound-only when enabled.
LicenseOSSEC is distributed under the GNU General Public License version 2.The source code is offered under GNU GPL v3.0 only or a commercial license.

OSSEC plans

  • OSSECFree
  • OSSEC+Free
  • Atomic OSSEC$5 a month
  • Atomic OSSEC$55 a year

Vigil Baseline plans

  • Vigil BaselineFree

Pick OSSEC if…

OSSEC suits teams that need host monitoring, centralized policy management, and alerting across multiple operating systems. Atomic OSSEC may suit organizations seeking a management console and commercial support.

Pick Vigil Baseline if…

Vigil suits one person monitoring file changes on a Linux desktop or laptop, including Arch, Debian, Ubuntu, or Fedora systems. It is not designed for fleets, servers, containers, or central reporting.

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