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Sandfly Security offers agentless Linux EDR for critical infrastructure, protecting Linux systems—from cloud to embedded—with zero footprint and no agent deployment, leaving production unchanged. It detects known and unknown threats on Linux and includes SSH key monitoring, password auditing, drift detection, and AI-assisted alert analysis, with integration into XDR platforms (such as Ericsson's XDR solution). The product is positioned for fast, safe Linux protection across modern and legacy environments with global, scalable deployment where traditional agents are unsuitable.
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Sandfly Security: If performance overhead is your absolute primary metric and you do not need continuous real-time blocking, Sandfly takes an agentless approach.
Sandfly Security: Sandfly relies completely on agentless, zero-footprint architecture.
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Sandfly Security (Alternative Approach) — If you want true zero persistent CPU/RAM overhead, Sandfly is an agentless EDR.
Sandfly Security: Instead of running a resident agent, it logs in transiently via SSH
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