Sandfly 5.5 - AI Linux Forensics Analysis Demo

Sandfly 5.5 - AI Linux Forensics Analysis Demo
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Sandfly 5.5 - AI Linux Forensics Analysis Demo

21 July 2025

Linux Security
 

Sandfly 5.5 has powerful new AI integration to allow teams to quickly analyze Linux security events and forensics. This new feature brings an expert-level security analyst to your team using Sandfly's high quality agentless data.

In the video below, Sandfly founder Craig Rowland discusses the new feature and demonstrates how it works on a system infected with the BPFDoor malware.

Deploying in minutes without endpoint agents, Sandfly has the widest and safest Linux coverage in the industry. From cloud, to on-prem, to embedded, and even network appliances, Sandfly can protect virtually all versions of Linux with safety and reliability.


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