Best Cybersecurity Software for Ubuntu

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    Google Cloud Platform Reviews
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    Google Cloud Platform

    Google

    Free ($300 in free credits)
    55,888 Ratings
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    Google Cloud Platform offers an extensive range of cybersecurity solutions aimed at securing cloud assets, incorporating features such as encryption, identity management, and real-time threat detection. With resources like Google Cloud Armor for DDoS mitigation and the Cloud Security Command Center for comprehensive security analytics, GCP empowers organizations to protect their information and infrastructure effectively. New users are welcomed with $300 in complimentary credits, allowing them to explore, test, and implement workloads while assessing the platform's security capabilities to ensure their applications are well-protected. GCP’s security offerings are meticulously crafted to shield sensitive information across every aspect of the cloud, from data storage to application deployment. Additionally, Google adopts a layered security strategy, providing proactive measures that include automatic updates, vulnerability assessments, and management of access controls.
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    IRI DarkShield Reviews

    IRI DarkShield

    IRI, The CoSort Company

    $5000
    IRI DarkShield uses several search techniques to find, and multiple data masking functions to de-identify, sensitive data in semi- and unstructured data sources enterprise-wide. You can use the search results to provide, remove, or fix PII simultaneously or separately to comply with GDPR data portability and erasure provisions. DarkShield jobs are configured, logged, and run from IRI Workbench or a restful RPC (web services) API to encrypt, redact, blur, etc., the PII it discovers in: * NoSQL & RDBs * PDFs * Parquet * JSON, XML & CSV * Excel & Word * BMP, DICOM, GIF, JPG & TIFF using pattern or dictionary matches, fuzzy search, named entity recognition, path filters, or image area bounding boxes. DarkShield search data can display in its own interactive dashboard, or in SIEM software analytic and visualization platforms like Datadog or Splunk ES. A Splunk Adaptive Response Framework or Phantom Playbook can also act on it. IRI DarkShield is a breakthrough in unstructured data hiding technology, speed, usability and affordability. DarkShield consolidates, multi-threads, the search, extraction and remediation of PII in multiple formats and folders on your network and in the cloud, on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
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    Sandfly Security Reviews
    Renowned for securing critical infrastructure worldwide, Sandfly offers agentless Linux security that eliminates the need for endpoint agents, ensuring a hassle-free experience. Its deployment is immediate, prioritizing system stability without sacrificing security. As an agentless platform, Sandfly is designed to monitor Linux systems quickly and securely. It safeguards a wide range of Linux environments, from contemporary cloud infrastructures to legacy devices, irrespective of their distribution or CPU type. In addition to standard Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) features, Sandfly effectively manages SSH credentials, identifies weak passwords through audits, detects unauthorized modifications with drift detection, and incorporates customizable modules to identify novel and evolving threats. This comprehensive approach guarantees maximum safety, efficiency, and compatibility across Linux systems. Furthermore, Sandfly stands out in the market by providing extensive coverage for various Linux distributions and architectures, including AMD, Intel, Arm, MIPS, and POWER CPUs. With Sandfly, organizations can ensure their Linux security is both robust and versatile, catering to their diverse technological landscapes.
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