AI-Powered Linux Security Reports

Every Day You Wait,
Your Server Is Exposed.

The average time between a CVE being published and active exploitation in the wild is 15 days. Right now, your server may already be running vulnerable code. We run 6 security tools simultaneously, filter the noise, and hand you a report with exact fix commands — in under 24 hours.

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Takes 2 minutes to set up. Your first report lands in under 24 hours.
6
Tools per scan
100%
Copy-paste fix commands
0
Agents installed on your server
<5 min
Report generation
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🚫 No model training — we only use providers with explicit no-training API policies
🔒 TLS 1.2+ encrypted in transit
📋 EU data residency supports your GDPR obligations

Generic Scanners Scream CRITICAL.
You Have No Idea What to Fix First.

Raw vulnerability scanners dump hundreds of findings on you. No context. No priority. No fix commands. You either fix nothing — or waste a weekend chasing false positives that were never a real risk.

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Alarm fatigue kills action

When everything is "CRITICAL," nothing gets fixed. Scanner noise trains you to ignore real threats.

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No context for your stack

A CVE in a build-time dev dependency is not the same as a CVE in a live PHP runtime. Generic scanners can't tell the difference.

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Operational blindspots

Your scanner won't warn you that upgrading Docker will take down all 5 of your production containers. Ours does.

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Pen tests cost thousands

A human security audit runs $5,000–$50,000 and takes weeks. Most servers never get one — until after the breach.

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Rootkits go undetected

Are there hidden processes on your server right now? You'd know if you ran unhide, chkrootkit, and rkhunter together. Most people never do.

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Manual audits take days

Running six tools, correlating outputs, filtering false positives — done by hand — is a full day's work. Every. Single. Time.

A Report That Tells You Exactly What's Broken
and Exactly How to Fix It

Every audit runs our full six-tool stack, correlates the findings with your actual running stack, and produces an actionable report — not a raw data dump.

Named CVEs — Not Vague Alerts

Every finding references the exact CVE ID, affected version, patched version, and a plain-English explanation of what an attacker could actually do with it on your server.

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Copy-Paste Fix Commands

Every finding ships with a ready-to-run remediation command. No Googling. No "refer to the vendor documentation." You copy, you paste, you're done.

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Operational Impact Warnings

Before you run that upgrade, we tell you: "This will restart Docker and stop all 5 of your running containers — schedule a maintenance window." No surprise outages.

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Rootkit + Hidden Process Detection

We scan for hidden processes, hidden TCP/UDP ports, tampered system binaries, and suspicious kernel modules. The things a routine package audit completely misses.

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Auth & Audit Log Review

We examine your SSH config, login anomalies, sudo abuse patterns, and privilege escalation events. If someone has been poking around, we'll find the trail.

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Quantified Hardening Score

Your server gets a Lynis hardening index (0–100) — a single number you can track over time, share with clients, or use to benchmark against industry standards.

This Isn't a Scanner Wrapper.
It's an Analyst in a Report.

The difference between a raw scan output and a professional security audit is judgment. That's what we sell.

❌ Generic Scanners

300 "CRITICAL" findings dumped with no context
No distinction between dev deps and runtime deps
No fix commands — just CVE IDs and NVD links
Blind to operational impact (service downtime)
Single tool, single perspective
No rootkit or hidden-process coverage
No auth log or SSH config analysis

✅ LinuxAudit AI

Prioritized findings — Critical, High, Medium, Low
AI logic distinguishes runtime from build-time risk
Copy-paste remediation commands for every finding
Maintenance window warnings before you break prod
6 tools cross-corroborated in one pass
Rootkit, hidden PID, and hidden port scans included
Full SSH hardening + auth trail review included

This Is What You Actually Receive

Not a spreadsheet of CVE IDs. A structured, readable report — one finding at a time — with the context to act on it immediately.

phpseclib HIGH vulnerability (CVE-2026-44167) in live Nextcloud PHP runtime
High · Likely Exploitable
Why it matters: phpseclib is loaded by PHP-FPM inside your running container (up 6 days, internet-facing via nginx-proxy). Crypto/SSH library flaws are reachable wherever Nextcloud handles external storage or key operations — this isn't theoretical.
docker compose pull nextcloud-app && docker compose up -d nextcloud-app # Schedule maintenance window — web service interrupts during restart
fast-xml-parser XSS — Raw scanner says CRITICAL. We say: Medium.
CRITICAL Downgraded · Medium
Our judgment: Trivy flags this CRITICAL across 12 Nextcloud apps. But these are build-time devDependencies in package-lock.json. The compiled JS bundles are what ship — node_modules never runs in the browser on your server. XSS path is unreachable as deployed. We document why, so you're not chasing ghosts.
Docker upgrade will stop all 5 production containers — Operational Risk
Medium · Operational
What no scanner tells you: docker-ce 29.5.2 → 29.5.3 restarts the Docker daemon. That takes down nextcloud-app, nextcloud-db, onlyoffice-docs, nginx-proxy, and nginx-proxy-acme simultaneously — full Nextcloud outage. Apply in a scheduled maintenance window, not unattended.
sudo apt install --only-upgrade docker-ce docker-ce-cli docker-ce-rootless-extras # WARNING: restarts dockerd, stops all containers — maintenance window
Rootkit & Hidden Process Scan — Clean
No Threats Found
unhide-sys ran all getpriority/getpgid/kill/sched scans — no hidden PIDs. unhide-tcp completed full TCP+UDP sweep — no hidden ports. chkrootkit: no rootkits. Only false positives were fail2ban test fixtures and a systemd-networkd packet-sniffer flag (expected, benign — documented). Your server is clean.

If You Run Linux Servers, This Report Is for You

You don't need to be a security expert to use it. You need to be someone who can't afford to find out about a breach after the fact.

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Startup CTOs & Devs

You run your own VPS or bare-metal servers and the security budget is you. Get institutional-grade reports without the institutional headcount.

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Self-Hosted Stack Owners

Running Nextcloud, Mailcow, Gitea, or a home lab? These servers are internet-facing and almost never audited. They should be.

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Freelancers & Agencies

You manage servers for clients. A branded security report proves your due diligence — and gives clients a reason to keep paying you every month.

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Compliance-Minded Teams

Need to demonstrate security hygiene to auditors, clients, or partners? A monthly hardening-index report with named CVEs is evidence you can show.

Less Than One Hour of a DevSecOps Engineer.
Every Single Month.

Hiring a DevSecOps engineer costs €80,000+/year — €6,667/month. A boutique security retainer runs €5,000–€15,000/month. Our plans start at €49/server/month and deliver institutional-grade output, automatically, on schedule, with zero headcount added.

Per Server / Monthly — Pay As You Grow
The Weekly Auditor
49 / server / mo
Your weekly insurance policy for staging, UAT, and non-critical infrastructure. Keeps you drift-free without daily overhead.
  • Weekly comprehensive scan
  • All 6 tools: Trivy, Lynis, unhide, chkrootkit, rkhunter, debsums
  • AI false-positive filtering with written reasoning
  • Named CVEs with severity & exploitability verdict
  • Copy-paste remediation commands
  • Lynis hardening score (0–100)
  • Report delivered by email
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Continuous DevSecOps
249 / server / mo
For fast-moving engineering teams. Security runs with every deployment — not on a schedule that lags your release cadence.
  • Daily scans + on-demand CI/CD pipeline triggers
  • GitHub Actions / GitLab CI integration
  • Auto-scan on every deploy or server provision
  • Remediation steps tailored to your specific stack architecture
  • Priority SLA — critical alerts within minutes
  • Everything in Daily Security Guard, included
  • Fleet summary report — consolidated vulnerability view across all your servers
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OR — choose a flat-rate plan for predictable annual budgets
Flat-Rate Packages — Enterprise-Ready, Fixed Budget
Growth
499 / mo €5,400 / yr — save €588 vs monthly billing
Up to 5 Production Servers Daily scans + AI noise reduction on every server
  • Daily full 6-tool scans across all servers
  • AI false-positive filtering
  • Copy-paste remediation commands
  • Slack / Teams critical alerts included
  • Single invoice — no per-server counting
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Scale
1,499 / mo €16,500 / yr — save €1,488 vs monthly billing
Up to 20 Production Servers Daily + CI/CD on-demand integrations across your fleet
  • Everything in Growth
  • CI/CD pipeline integration
  • On-demand scan triggers per deploy
  • Fleet-wide hardening score dashboard
  • Priority support channel
  • Fleet summary report — one report ranking vulnerabilities across all 20 servers
Most Scalable →
Enterprise
3,500+ / mo From €40,000 / yr — custom SLA & contract
50+ Servers — Custom Fleet Audit-ready evidence for NIS2 & ISO 27001 Annex A technical controls
  • Everything in Scale
  • Audit-ready evidence for NIS2 Art. 21 & ISO 27001 Annex A vulnerability controls
  • White-label reports for CISO delivery
  • Dedicated account engineer
  • Custom retention & audit trail periods
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💡 Growth at €499/mo = €99.80/server — 16% cheaper than per-server billing. Scale works out to €74.95/server — 37% cheaper. The more servers you run, the more fleet pricing compounds in your favour.

Straight Answers

Do you need root access to my server?
No. You run our scan script on your server with your own credentials. The output logs are uploaded to us — we never touch your server directly. You stay in control of the machine at all times.
What distros are supported?
Ubuntu 20.04+, Debian 11+, CentOS/RHEL 8+, and Fedora 37+ are fully supported. Most Debian/RHEL-family distributions work. We'll tell you upfront if your distro needs adjustments.
How is this different from just running Trivy or Lynis myself?
Running one tool takes 10 minutes. Running all six, correlating their overlapping outputs, identifying false positives in the context of your actual runtime stack, and writing remediation commands with operational impact notes — that's where the value is. The AI does in 5 minutes what would take a senior engineer 4–6 hours.
What if I have Docker containers or a non-standard stack?
The scan includes container-aware CVE scanning via Trivy. Our AI reads your docker-compose layout, identifies which containers are internet-facing, and factors in container restart impact when assessing operational risk. Stack-aware, not stack-agnostic.
How often should I run an audit?
Monthly is the baseline. After any major package upgrade or new deployment, run one immediately. If you're handling client data or operating under any compliance framework (SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA), quarterly documented audits are a minimum.
Can I white-label these reports for my clients?
Yes. We offer agency plans with custom branding. Your logo, your domain, your client relationships — our engine underneath. Agency plan details available on request — reach out here.

Six Tools. One Report.
Zero Excuses Left.

You know the risk. You know the fix is one scan away. The only thing left is to start — two minutes of setup, and your first report lands in under 24 hours.

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