Your servers are
attacked tonight.
Sleep through it.
SENTINEL is autonomous security that hunts, kills, and blocks threats on your servers every minute of every day - no analyst, no alert you have to action, no downtime. It was built defending our own production fleet across three countries. Now it can defend yours.
A 20-minute call. We show you exactly what we'd catch on your servers.
$ sentinel status --fleet
all servers online | 3 countries | 0 incidents
$ sentinel events --today
events processed · threats blocked · 0 human intervention
$ sentinel learn --last-24h
new attack patterns learned · defenses updated
Guardian active. All systems nominal. _A breach is quiet until it isn't.
Most server owners find out they were compromised long after the attacker moved in. The cost is real, and it lands while you're not looking.
The average intruder sits inside a breached server for weeks before anyone notices. By then the damage is done.
A hijacked server quietly mines crypto on your CPU and your cloud invoice - often the first sign you get is the bill.
Bots hammer every public server around the clock. The attack that lands is the one that comes at 3am on a Sunday.
We didn't set out to build a product.
We run production infrastructure across three countries - government portals, fintech platforms, pension systems. The kind of servers attackers actively want.
So we got hit. Cryptominers. Reverse shells. Credential-stuffing bots that never slept. Cleaning up by hand, after the fact, was a losing game - we were always one step behind, always finding out too late.
So we built something that fought back on its own. It watched every server every minute, killed threats the moment they appeared, and shared what it learned across the whole fleet.
It has been running ever since - and it still runs on the fleet it was born defending. One night it caught a live cryptominer and killed it before anyone woke up. That's when we knew: everyone with a server needs this.
One real attack, start to finish.
This actually happened on a server we defend. Details sanitized - the sequence is real.
» unknown process spawned user=svc name=.systemd-worker» renamed to mimic a real daemon» beaconing out to an external host…_
A payload slips onto the fleet
An attacker plants a binary on a production server, disguised with an innocent name to blend in with real system processes. Nobody is watching. It's the middle of the night.
» unknown process spawned user=svc name=.systemd-worker» renamed to mimic a real daemon» beaconing out to an external host…_
The guardian notices in under a minute
Sentinel's guardian sweeps every server on a 60-second heartbeat. It fingerprints the unknown binary, sees it reaching out to a crypto-mining pool, and flags it - no signature update, no human paged.
» GUARDIAN flag: unrecognised binary + outbound to mining pool» cross-checked against fleet threat intel» verdict: hostile · confidence high_
It acts before anyone wakes up
The process is killed, the file quarantined, the destination blocked at the firewall - and the same block is pushed to every other server in the fleet within seconds, so the same attacker can't pivot.
» process terminated · file quarantined» destination blocked at firewall» block propagated fleet-wide < 60s_
You wake up to a clean report
Zero downtime. No data touched. The foothold gone before the first coffee. The only trace is a line in the weekly report - one of hundreds of attacks handled without a human lifting a finger.
» server healthy · 0 downtime · 0 data loss» logged to weekly report» guardian active · all systems nominal_
That defense is now a product
Sentinel still runs on the fleet it was born defending. The same guardian that caught that intruder can watch your servers tonight.
$ sentinel protect --your-fleet» ready when you are._
A full security team, working while you don't.
Sentinel hunts and kills threats, blocks attackers across your whole fleet at once, heals your apps, hardens your servers, and reports back in plain language - all on its own. Here is the short list.
- Kills malicious processes and cuts off attacker callbacks automatically
- One block protects every server you run within 60 seconds
- Restarts crashed apps and hardens the server baseline for you
- Weekly plain-language reports, graded on the National Cybersecurity Framework
Three steps. Then you stop thinking about it.
Connect
Book a call or run one command. We install and harden your server, or you do it yourself in under two minutes.
We watch
Guardian goes live immediately - hunting, killing, and blocking threats around the clock, sharing intel across the fleet.
You sleep
Attacks handled without you. A clean weekly report lands in your inbox. That's the whole relationship.
Security that works while you don't.
Threats die before you wake
Malicious processes killed, mining pools cut off, reverse shells severed - automatically, every minute, no analyst on call.
One attack, whole fleet immune
Block an attacker on one server and every other server you run is protected from it within 60 seconds. Your defense compounds.
Your app heals itself
If an attacker knocks your app over, SENTINEL brings it back on its own - typical downtime under 30 seconds, not the hours it takes a human to notice.
It gets smarter, you do nothing
Defenses adapt from real attacks hitting the network, not stale signature lists. No patch windows, no rule-writing, no upkeep on your side.
Numbers from a fleet under real fire.
Every figure below came off our own production servers. Not a demo, not a lab.
recent web node process_killed cryptominer terminated, mining pool cut off
recent fleet sig_shared attacker signature propagated to every server
recent api node c2_blocked reverse-shell callback host blocked fleet-wide
recent app node app_healed service restored after crash (downtime 28s)
recent edge node brute_force credential-stuffing source blocked at the door
recent fleet waf_enforced web firewall rules refreshed from live attacks
All servers operational. Guardian active across fleet. _Already trusted where it matters
Stop cleaning up after attacks.
Start sleeping through them.
Book a 20-minute call and we'll walk you through exactly what SENTINEL would catch on your servers - or see the full list of what it does first.