Know the moment a server is
brute-forced — or running hot.
A 100 MB-capped shell agent watches /var/log/auth.log in real time and streams CPU, memory, disk and bandwidth to one SOC console. Deploy in one command.
# one line, any Debian/Ubuntu host $ curl -s https://get.securityagent.io | sudo sh [ok] agent installed, systemd unit enabled [ok] watching auth.log · heartbeat 60s · cap 10% cpu / 100M
N failed logins from one IP inside a rolling window trips an alert — with per-IP cooldown so the feed stays clean.
An IP that brute-forces then authenticates is escalated to CRITICAL automatically.
CPU, memory, disk-per-mount and network bandwidth on a 60s heartbeat. Thresholds are yours to set.
Alerts queue on a background thread, retry with backoff, and buffer to disk if the network is down.
systemd CPUQuota 10% / MemoryMax 100M. Per-IP tracking auto-expires — memory can not grow under attack.
Agent id, API key, every threshold, heartbeat interval. No redeploys to retune.
For a single small fleet.
- › up to 3 servers
- › 3 servers
- › Email alerts
- › 7-day metric history
Growing teams that need more coverage.
- › up to 25 servers
- › 25 servers
- › Slack + webhook alerts
- › 30-day history
- › Priority support
Full SOC coverage across the estate.
- › up to 200 servers
- › 200 servers
- › All alert channels
- › 1-year history
- › SSO
- › SLA
Put a sensor on every box tonight.
Free tier covers 3 servers. No card required.
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