Sandfly Security

Agentless Linux security. Protect Linux with no agents and no drama. Works almost everywhere with safety and speed.

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

Sandfly protects virtually any Linux system with no endpoint agents and no drama.

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

Before deploying security tools across thousands of servers to support critical manufacturing operations, this automotive manufacturer demanded proof. Sandfly delivered.
https://t.co/JI5IULqmFx

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

A recently disclosed "Copy Fail" vulnerability affects nearly all Linux distributions since 2017. Sandfly has analyzed the exploit and created a detection module. Read the blog for the details:
https://t.co/galfR6DhpY

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

Sandfly founder @CraigHRowland is on @DestLinuxPod this week sharing insights on how LLMs are revolutionizing code auditing, as evidenced by the recent CopyFail exploit discovery.
https://t.co/7s8RBE2v00

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

Find out why a global automotive manufacturer chose agentless Linux security after agent-based solutions failed competitive testing.

Download our new case study: https://t.co/ImNJzu5uoV

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

An automotive manufacturer tested multiple Linux EDR solutions to support its critical assembly line systems across 1,600 servers in North America.

During competitive testing, an agent-based solution introduced unacceptable risk.

Read the case study to find out why they chose Sandfly’s solution for agentless Linux security: https://t.co/jUXOpAOYO2

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

Government agencies and critical infrastructure operators face unique Linux security challenges that traditional endpoint security cannot address.

On June 4, join Sandfly's CEO @CraigHRowland and @Carahsoft for a webinar, 5 Linux Security Blind Spots Putting Government Agencies at Risk.

Save your spot: https://t.co/KpK2NDKL1o

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

Sandfly's agentless platform delivers reliable threat detection across thousands of Linux servers that support a major automotive manufacturer - with no impact to production.

Download the case study to learn how to achieve Linux security without agents:
https://t.co/w18i16OYH5

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

Sandfly 5.7 is here. 50%+ faster scans, lower memory usage, and less time on host. New loginUID attack detection, expanded ICMP backdoor detection, and support for 100,000 host views. Agentless Linux security with no endpoint agents and no drama.

https://t.co/YeA9gQmXN7

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

Sandfly founder @CraigHRowland joins Destination Linux this week to discuss our new partnership with Ericsson to deliver agentless Linux security to telecommunications worldwide. Check it out below.

[Destination Linux @DestLinuxPod]

A new #DestinationLinux has hit the road! 😂❤️🐧🐧🐧
https://t.co/NOEshjgXjd

Security Scoop with @CraigHRowland: Ericsson & Agentless EDR 🎉

SCaLE 23x Highlights:
Part 1 🐧

#SCaLE23x #Linux #cybersecurity
#SandflySecurity
Thank you @SandflySecurity!
https://t.co/oeY9R55AqS

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

We're partnering with @Carahsoft to bring agentless Linux EDR to government agencies and critical infrastructure.

Our agentless approach works where agents fail: air-gapped networks, embedded systems, and sensitive installations. Thanks @CraigAbod!

Read the press release:

https://t.co/mJZW8hygju

[Carahsoft @Carahsoft]

Our partnership with @SandflySecurity is bringing agentless Linux EDR to the Public Sector. Protect mission-critical systems without performance risk or agents. Learn more: https://t.co/OGm533ykc9 #LinuxSecurity #EDR #PublicSectorCyber

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

@ericsson has partnered with Sandfly to protect their telecommunications customers globally.

Traditional endpoint agents introduce risks telecom operators can't accept in stability, performance, and compatibility. Ericsson's solution? Agentless Linux EDR for their Security Manager. Learn more below.

https://t.co/CwjNIyEIHG

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

Sandfly founder @CraigHRowland is on Destination Linux this week discussing browser extension risks, AI agents being tricked to go rogue, and more.

[Destination Linux @DestLinuxPod]

A new #DestinationLinux has hit the road! 😂💖🐧🐧🐧
https://t.co/9CWfs5e9Eg

Security Scoop with Craig Rowland @CraigHRowland 🎉
Linux Kernel 6.19 Updates,
Exploring the Zen Browser

#Linux #opensource
#podcast #security

[Craig Rowland - Agentless Linux Security @CraigHRowland]

This thing looks pretty noisy. @SandflySecurity we don't have an install path and can run under random binary names. Being targeted for disabling like other EDRs is harder. We also patrol randomly without a fixed username so the system appears unmonitored to attackers.

[Craig Rowland - Agentless Linux Security @CraigHRowland]

We've gotten many questions about voidlink on Linux, and yes @SandflySecurity finds it out of the box as you see below with no need to update. The report below covers the details, but I have a few more here.

[Craig Rowland - Agentless Linux Security @CraigHRowland]

We have made major improvements to our unique and powerful agentless drift detection for Linux. With drift detection in operation, it's extremely hard for malicious activity happen on Linux without being noticed. Works on embedded/appliances, too!

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

Sandfly 5.6 introduces sweeping updates to our powerful agentless drift detection for Linux. Automated setup and built-in profile recommendations makes finding novel attacks against your entire Linux infrastructure fast and simple. See more below.

https://t.co/2vSfTXUU18

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

Agent-based EDR on Linux: kernel panics, compatibility gaps, performance overhead.

What if we got rid of the agent?

Our new white paper documents the agentless alternative.

https://t.co/ONFBrVBvjM

[Craig Rowland - Agentless Linux Security @CraigHRowland]

An interesting project on finding rootkits with timing methods. Attentive admins can actually see system impacts with stealth rootkits on Linux. I covered this idea in a much cruder way in a recent presentation. Top is no rootkit vs. rootkit on bottom with a find command.

[Sandfly Security @SandflySecurity]

Sandfly founder @CraigHRowland joined @TuxDigitalNet Destination Linux for a deep dive into supply chain security realities: malicious VSCode extensions, React2Shell vulnerabilities, and why your open source hobby project may be targeted by serious threat actors.

[Destination Linux @DestLinuxPod]

A new #DestinationLinux has hit the road!
😂🐧🐧🐧
https://t.co/ih9IskrUVX

Craig Rowland, the CEO of Sandfly Security joins us!

Security Deep Dive,
ravynOS: macOS BSD,
Canonical + AMI bios boots Ubuntu
& More!

#Linux #FOSS
Thank you @SandflySecurity!
https://t.co/eemyA94pPR