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  • Oct 16, 2026 5 min read

    Teaching my SIEM to triage itself: AI-assisted alert handling with a council of models

    How I am building an alert-handling layer on top of Wazuh: a local LLM writes first-pass summaries, I triage with a written playbook, and a council of models gates any automated patching, failing safe to high risk.

    • wazuh
    • ai
    • automation
    • security

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  • Oct 6, 2026 3 min read

    Building MCP servers so AI agents can run my homelab, safely

    Why I wrote my own Model Context Protocol servers for Proxmox, Wazuh, Tailscale and Jira, and the scoped, read-mostly design that keeps an AI agent useful without handing it the keys.

    • mcp
    • ai
    • automation
    • security

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  • Oct 2, 2026 4 min read

    Security monitoring: Wazuh SIEM and Suricata IDS on a home network

    A home security monitoring stack built around two complementary lenses: Wazuh for hosts and as the central log and alert pipeline, Suricata for network traffic, and what I learned about tuning them.

    • wazuh
    • suricata
    • security

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