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Tracee Runtime Security Series: Writing Custom Tracee Rules

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In addition to Tracee's base security rule set, Tracee supports custom rules written in Golang or Rego to address the specific security threats in your cloud native environment.

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Tracee Runtime Security Series: Writing Custom Tracee Rules
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