Agentless Linux Security
Safe. Compatible. Fast.
From cloud servers to embedded devices, Sandfly's agentless technology gives the safest, most compatible, and fastest Linux security coverage without the risk of endpoint agents. Sandfly protects the most critical infrastructure globally.
Protecting Linux Infrastructure Globally
Trusted on Critical Infrastructure
Ericsson partners with Sandfly to deliver agentless Linux security for telecommunications providers worldwide.
By integrating Agentless EDR into the Ericsson Security Manager XDR solution, we enhance our customers' detection capability and security visibility where traditional endpoint agents are unsuitable — strengthening security while preserving operational continuity.
Keijo Mononen
Head of Security Solutions at Ericsson
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Comprehensive Linux Security
Sandfly's deep understanding of Linux intruder tactics offers reliable and effective threat protection. Known and unknown attacks are detected safely and fast.
Sandfly detects known and unknown threats on Linux.
Why Industry Leaders Choose Sandfly
Sandfly has a well-established track record in critical applications globally of being safe and reliable without impacting system performance.
“Sandfly's agentless monitoring gives us Linux protection without all the hassle that often comes with other security products. Being Linux focused ensures that Sandfly rises above other security tools when it comes to the amount of checks that can be performed without generating noise and false positives. Easy to setup, easy to get going - any Linux environment would benefit from Sandfly monitoring to detect signs of compromise.”
The Netfilter Team
Netfilter
“Sandfly is the first product I’ve seen that accurately and quickly detects thousands of signs of compromise on the Linux platform. Its unique method automates tasks which would be manually impossible. Automation is key with detection, and Sandfly completely fits this and other requirements. If your organization is using Linux, this should be part of your cybersecurity toolset.”
Ken Kleiner
Senior Security Engineer
University of Massachusetts
“Sandfly is one of the most exciting pieces of security tech I’ve seen recently. We’re excited to not only be a customer but also offer an integrated solution to our customers through the DigitalOcean Marketplace. This technology addresses Linux security in a really novel and compelling way.”
Timothy Lisko
Deputy CISO
DigitalOcean
