How to set up asset scanning in MaxPatrol VM. Part 3 — Linux assets

In the third part of the article series on MaxPatrol VM, the authors detail the process of configuring scans for Linux assets. Following the previous guide on Windows infrastructure, the focus shifts to the specifics of auditing Linux-based systems. The article covers account configuration options required for effective auditing and the necessary scanner permissions. The authors emphasize the importance of proper privilege configuration to ensure both security and scanning efficiency. As is tradition for this series, the theoretical overview is supported by practical experiments that demonstrate the setup process and nuances encountered when working with various distributions. This material is essential for information security professionals using MaxPatrol VM to manage vulnerabilities in corporate networks, aiming to optimize inventory processes and security control for their Linux infrastructure.
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