This video explores how to defend against an "rdp attack" using the "wazuh" active response feature on "windows 10" systems. Implementing a "siem" solution adds another layer of "security", enhancing your overall "cybersecurity" posture and protecting against "rdp brute force" attempts. Learn how to detect and automatically block RDP brute-force attacks using Wazuh and Hydra in this hands-on cybersecurity tutorial. 🔐 In this video, I walk through: 1️⃣ Checking Wazuh rule IDs for successful and failed RDP login attempts 2️⃣ Investigating Windows Event Viewer logs for brute-force indicators 3️⃣ Installing Hydra and creating custom wordlists for username/password attacks 4️⃣ Configuring Wazuh Active Response to block attacker IPs after 3 failed logins within 2 minutes 5️⃣ Verifying blocked IPs in Windows Firewall 6️⃣ Setting automatic unblock timeout after 5 minutes Perfect for blue teamers, SOC analysts, and ethical hackers looking to enhance their SIEM and incident response skills. 📺 Subscribe for more infosec content: @InfoSecDebshankar #CyberSecurity #Wazuh #Hydra #RDPBruteForce #SIEM #WindowsFirewall #ActiveResponse #Infosec #BlueTeam #ethicalhackingstatus #threathunting #bruteforceattack #hydra