It all started with the idea of having a sort of big container where I can store all my backups that come from Proxmo, NAS or whatever. Here I found the solution with Minio. I integrated this part in my article about Truenas. In fact I integrated Minio right on TrueNas. click here! 😉
Cyber Security as a Service (CSaaS) is a cloud-based model where cybersecurity solutions are provided to businesses as a service by a third-party provider. Instead of maintaining in-house cybersecurity infrastructure, companies can outsource services like threat monitoring, vulnerability management, incident response, and data protection.
This scalable, subscription-based approach allows organizations to access expert-level security without needing to invest heavily in specialized tools or personnel. So, CSaaS helps improve security posture while being flexible and cost-effective, especially for small to medium-sized enterprises.
Below I have tried to outline a bit of all the roles I have found in this service 😉
security.txt in Web SecurityIn the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, ensuring that vulnerabilities are discovered and addressed in a timely and responsible manner is critical. One of the most straightforward yet effective tools in promoting such transparency and responsibility is the security.txt file. This simple text file, akin to a robots.txt, offers a direct way for ethical hackers and security researchers to communicate security concerns or vulnerabilities they discover on your website.
PM2 is a production-grade process manager for Node.js applications. It run applications in the background (as daemons), automatically restarts them if they crash, and manages multiple applications on a single server.
It not only simplifies process management but also provides a comprehensive set of advanced monitoring tools. Here’s a detailed overview based on the experience and screenshots you provided.
The free version is quite limited but I think it could be interesting.
After reading this insightful thread on the Proxmox forum: Backup Cluster Config (pmxcfs /etc/pve), I was inspired to create an automated backup solution for my Proxmox configuration.
I decided to implement a systemd script that automates the backup of the Proxmox sqlite database that contains the cluster configuration.
Here is the script I came up with:
Everything started from my desire to create a backup solution in case the hard drives in my NAS (Synology DS220+) fail or become unusable for any reason.
If you are interested and wish to read more about my TrueNAS project
click here! 😉
The reasons for the choice?