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Sandfly 5.4 introduces industry-first agentless EDR coverage for Cisco and Juniper networking equipment. This release helps organizations secure their infrastructure against threats like Salt Typhoon and more. See this thread for a link with more information.

Meet Sandfly Security’s Craig Rowland - Agentless Linux Security & advisor Rob Joyce (Rob Joyce), former NSA cyber chief, at RSAC 2025 in the Early Stage Expo booth ESE-17 on Wednesday, April 30 from 10-11AM PT. Learn how Sandfly eliminates blind spots across all Linux assets.

Powerful enhancement to Sandfly Security capabilities! Cisco and Juniper networking gear has been targeted by living off the land attacks. This update brings full Linux EDR, drift detection, SSH key tracking, password auditing, and incident response. Secure your whole enterprise!

At RSAC today come to our booth at 10AM in the Early Stage Expo and meet Rob Joyce Rob Joyce. We'll be discussing critical infrastructure that runs Linux and why it needs more monitoring .

Great visiting the Sandfly Security booth with Craig Rowland - Agentless Linux Security today. Catch them at the early stage expo- they definitely have a best-in-class security product for your Linux devices!

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Sandfly's Craig Rowland - Agentless Linux Security discusses why Linux security requires a different approach on CISOseries podcast Security You Should Know. Hear why our agentless technology eliminates deployment drama while protecting everything from embedded devices to cloud fleets.

Have you ever used systemd journal Forward Secure Sealing feature to find actual log file tampering on Linux?

The Charlotte, NC ISSA is hosting a Linux Security Workshop featuring Sandfly. Come by for hands on training for Linux threat detection and incident response. See below for more information. eventcreate.com/e/charlotte-is…

The /proc/net/packet file on Linux shows you all open raw sockets that are grabbing network traffic. I'm going to show you what is in this file and provide a script that lists all processes sniffing traffic to help find malicious sniffers.

Packet sniffing on Linux can be used for good or evil. In this blog post we discuss how to investigate processes that are grabbing network traffic and provide simple scripts to help see if they are legitimate or malicious: sandflysecurity.com/blog/detecting…

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We have seen malware using XDG autostart for persistence as well. It will be targeting personal desktop machines to execute when the windows manager starts on login. Sandfly Security checks these areas for suspicious activity.