Defense

OpenStealth is our Linux rootkit-detection platform.

It is built for teams that need low-level Linux visibility, remote inspection workflows, and evidence-driven validation against kernel threats.

Platform focus

Remote Linux inspectionRootkit detectionKernel evidence reviewValidation across real systems and VMs

Defense portfolio

Product, research module, and supporting engineering.

The main product is the OpenStealth detection platform, backed by controlled validation work and supporting low-level tooling.

OpenStealth Rootkit Detection Platform

A Linux defense product for remote inspection, rootkit detection, and evidence-driven validation across real systems and cloud VMs.

Research LKM for Controlled Validation

A private Linux kernel module used as a controlled adversarial testbed for validating detection logic and defensive assumptions.

Kernel and Compiler Hardening Work

Supporting hardening and low-level tooling work for teams that need visibility into what survives compilation, optimization, and runtime behavior.

Use cases

Where teams use this work.

The platform is relevant for product evaluation, defensive validation, and technical enablement around Linux security.

Detection engineering

Use the platform to inspect Linux systems, review low-level evidence, and validate defensive coverage against kernel threats.

Controlled validation

Pair the platform with the research LKM to test assumptions and measure whether a workflow really catches what it claims to catch.

Team enablement

Use the same engineering base to support internal training, team onboarding, and technical evaluation with real Linux artifacts.