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The open source Zeek project Leadership Team (LT) is made up of contributors from multiple organizations throughout the community. The LT acts as both a technical steering committee and governance body. Currently, the LT meets every…
read more about Open Source Zeek Leadership Team Meeting Minutes – 3 May 2019As part of the submission and ongoing docs refresh for Zeek.org below is the list of projects we are submitting for Google Season of Docs consideration. Introduction to Zeek (rewrite) How to install Zeek (rewrite) How…
read more about Google Season of DocsSave the Date October 8th – 11th ZeekWeek 2019 (formerly BroCon) King Street Ballroom & Perch, Hilton Embassy Suites 255 South King Street, Seattle WA 98104 This year ZeekWeek (formerly BroCon) will be held 8-11 October…
read more about Save the Date – ZeekWeek 2019Today we kick off our weekly interview series with the Open Source Zeek Leadership Team and community contributors with Robin Sommer. Before we get started, I’d like to thank Robin for taking the time to answer…
read more about People of Zeek – Interview Series – Robin SommerI’d like to take a moment and introduce myself. I’m Amber Graner, and I’m excited to join Corelight, Inc as the Director of Community for the open source Zeek project. When I volunteered to join…
read more about “Mission First, People Always.”Over the years we have released new Zeek (Bro) versions on a somewhat regular annual basis, often around the time of BroCon. We also often did smaller bug fix releases in between, typically without adding any…
read more about New Zeek Release ScheduleCurrent State of Affairs A near-term item on the Zeek Roadmap is to provide an alternative, and eventual successor, to BroControl. For context on why that’s the case, there’s the following pain points: Process supervision in…
read more about Beyond BroControl – A New Process Supervision Model for ZeekMore than 20 years ago I chose the name “Bro” as “an Orwellian reminder that monitoring comes hand in hand with the potential for privacy violations”, as the original Bro paper put it. Today that warning is needed…
read more about Renaming the Bro ProjectAs a quick followup to Part1, I want to bring attention to the Reminder about Events and Module Namespaces. This is something that I’d forgotten about (or never knew) that will save you a lot of…
read more about Broker is Coming, Part 2: Replacing &synchronizedBro Moves Back to ICSI; Makes $10k Donation To Conservancy Software Freedom Conservancy, a charity that provides a home to free and open source software projects, and the Bro Leadership Team announce that the Bro Project,…
read more about Conservancy and Bro Announce End to Bro’s Member Project Status