
Here’s the query: SELECT FROM diskencryption Here are the query results: Click to see larger version.
#Osquery check version install#
Then install the osquery agent and it should check into the manager and start showing up. Use so-allow to allow the osquery agent to connect to port 8090 on the manager.

The first thing to note is that it only captures information on Linux and macOS-based systems. To deploy an osquery agent to an endpoint, go to the Security Onion Console (SOC) Downloads page and download the proper osquery agent for the operating system of that endpoint. Note: Carbon Black does not support x86 architecture (Windows 32-bit) for Live Query in any sensor version because osquery does not support it. Let’s start with the diskencryption table. Note: It is highly beneficial if you’re already familiar with SQL queries. The following table shows which Carbon Black Cloud sensor versions support which versions of osquery for Audit and Remediation - Live Query. Learning Osquery will be beneficial if you are looking to enter into this field or if you’re already in the field and you’re looking to level up your skills.

Many well-known companies, besides Facebook, either use Osquery, utilize osquery within their tools, and/or look for individuals who know Osquery.

Osquery is an open-source tool created by Facebook. With Osquery, Security Analysts, Incident Responders, Threat Hunters, etc., can query an endpoint (or multiple endpoints) using SQL syntax. Osquery can be installed on multiple platforms: Windows, Linux, macOS, and FreeBSD. In this video walkthrough, we demonstrated incident response and investigation using osquery on Windows and Linux endpoints.
