Software

Security Onion isn’t designed for dashboards that make managers happy — it’s built for engineers who want real data and repeatable answers. If you’ve ever tried piecing together network logs by hand, this platform might feel like fresh air. It doesn’t hide the mess — it makes it visible, and that’s where real defense starts.

ClamWin isn’t for frontline defense. But for admins, testers, or anyone who occasionally needs to check a system without dealing with bloated AV suites — it’s a solid option. Free, quiet, and predictable. And when all you want is to scan a file and move on, that’s exactly what matters.

Zeek isn’t a “next-gen” buzzword box. It’s a surgical tool — one that quietly records what happened across your network with precision and depth. If you’re tired of black-box detections and want to see the story, not just the warning, Zeek is one of the sharpest tools out there.

osquery isn’t a monitoring tool. It’s a microscope. You point it at the system and ask exactly what you want to know — in real time or at a regular cadence