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5 Linux Security Blind Spots Putting Government Agencies at Risk

5 Linux Security Blind Spots Putting Government Agencies at Risk
Publication Date: 08 April 2026
 

Webinar: 5 Linux Security Blind Spots Putting Government Agencies at Risk

Government agencies and critical infrastructure operators face unique Linux security challenges that traditional endpoint security cannot address. Air-gapped networks, embedded control systems and classified environments require comprehensive threat detection without the performance risks, stability issues and deployment limitations of agent-based EDR.

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This webinar will cover real-world attack scenarios targeting government Linux infrastructure, demonstrate how agentless EDR works in restricted environments and provide actionable strategies for closing security gaps without operational compromise.

Attendees will learn:

  • Five critical Linux vulnerabilities exploited in government breaches
  • Why agent-based EDR fails in air-gapped and classified environments
  • How agentless architecture provides coverage without performance impact
  • Threat detection in restricted environments

Join Carahsoft and Craig Rowland, Founder and CEO of Sandfly Security, for an in-depth exploration of five critical Linux security blind spots threatening federal networks and critical infrastructure. Learn how agentless architecture enables security coverage in environments where traditional EDR fails, from legacy systems to air-gapped installations.

Registration details:
Thursday, June 4, 2026 from 2pm - 3pm ET / 11am - 12pm PT

 


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