Self-service Linux security audit
An AI audit of your Linux servers. In self-service
Ghostpsy is an AI audit for Linux servers. One scan gives you a clear report of risky configs, exposed services, and missing patches. The kind of report you can show an auditor or attach to a security questionnaire — without a monitoring stack or weeks of manual work.
Most security questions about your servers — for an audit, an insurance renewal, or a customer questionnaire — come down to the same things: late patches, exposed services, weak access. Ghostpsy answers those in one scan.
Shipped today for the Red Hat and Debian families*.
* Coverage targets Red Hat–family (RPM) and Debian–family (deb/apt) Linux. Other distros may be partial or unsupported; see How it works for agent scope.
UnitedHealth ransomware: $2.45B in losses, 100M patients exposed — one server with no MFA
A single Citrix gateway without multi-factor authentication let attackers paralyse U.S. pharmacies for weeks. Change Healthcare paid roughly $22M in ransom, and parent UnitedHealth has booked over $2.45 billion in costs.
Ghostpsy in action
A real audit—not a dashboard, not a replacement for your EDR.
We are not your EDR, your SOC, or your pen-test. Ghostpsy is a focused AI audit you run when you want a clear picture: allowlisted host facts in, prioritized findings out, and your team chooses what to fix first.
A clear picture of what runs on your servers
Asset inventory, vulnerability posture, firewall and access checks. The technical evidence that matches what NIS2, ISO 27001 and CIS ask about — without claiming any certification.
A report you can hand to an auditor
Each scan exports a clean PDF and a Markdown runbook. Ordered findings, plain-language summaries, remediation steps your engineers can actually use.
Scan history you can compare
Every scan is timestamped and stored. Run again, compare before and after, and show your posture is improving — not just a single snapshot.
You see what leaves the server. Analysis runs in our cloud.
The Linux agent is open source, and the outbound JSON is shown before anything is sent. AI analysis runs in our hosted product under a strict, allowlisted contract.
How it works