The 'Linux Auditd Sysmon Service Stop' detection rule captures events related to the stopping of the Sysmon service on Linux systems. This type of activity is critical for security operations centers (SOCs) to monitor, as it may indicate attempts to either gain unauthorized access to or maintain illicit control over a system. The rule leverages Linux Auditd logging capabilities to detect such events, which are crucial indicators of potentially malicious behavior. By analyzing service stop events, this detection can help identify unauthorized actions that could compromise system integrity and lead to broader network vulnerabilities. The implementation involves ingesting syscalls and related events from the audit daemon to ensure proper monitoring and logging for effective countermeasures against potential threats.