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Platform
- Threat Detection Our world class agentless Linux endpoint detection and response solution.
- SSH Key Monitoring Monitor SSH keys to detect and mitigate lateral movement threats.
- Password Auditing Find weak passwords on your Linux infrastructure before attackers do.
- Drift Detection Detect any unauthorized changes to your Linux systems.
- Device & Appliance Security Find intruders operating on critical Linux networking gear and edge devices.
- Incident Response Allow incident response teams to find and respond to threats instantly.
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Why Sandfly
- Future Proof Tactics Detection Get unmatched threat coverage with our battle-tested tactics detection.
- Superior Compatibility The most comprehensive coverage for Linux on the market.
- Safety and Reliability Eliminates performance and deployment risks associated with agent-based EDRs.
- Fast Deployment Instantly protect systems without risks to your critical infrastructure.
- Data Privacy Your data is yours. Works on air-gapped and isolated networks.
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Find what's hiding on your Linux systems
Full access to Sandfly, FREE for 14 days.
Attackers hide in plain sight on Linux, fake processes, tampered binaries, rogue SSH keys. Sandfly finds them.
Nothing to install and no sales call. Sandfly works over SSH, so most people are up and scanning quickly.
Licence within one business day. No sales call required.
What to expect
We'll review your request
We will issue you a trial license within one business day. There's no sales call required.
You get your licence and guide
Your licence arrives with the install guide. Sandfly runs in Docker on a Linux VM you control, most teams are up in under 30 minutes.
Connect your hosts and scan
Point Sandfly at your Linux environment over SSH and run your first scan. Nothing gets installed on the hosts themselves.
Before you start
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