Quickstart

What you need

• A SecAI account (the trial needs no card).
• Root (sudo) on an x86_64 Linux server with systemd: current Debian or Ubuntu, or an RHEL-compatible distribution such as Rocky Linux or AlmaLinux.
• Outbound HTTPS from the server to secai.techsteps.ae. No inbound port is opened.

Steps

• Sign up and create your organisation.
• Add a server. Onboarding creates an enrolment token and shows one install command; the same link is emailed so you can finish later.
• Choose the server's protection mode: Automatic (recommended by onboarding) blocks attacking addresses on its own; Awaiting Approval makes even that wait for you. Nothing is preselected, and either can be changed later.
• Run the command on the server as root. It verifies the release by SHA-256 and an Ed25519 signature, installs the binary, writes the systemd unit and starts the service.
• Within a minute the server appears in the dashboard with its first telemetry. Findings that need a decision arrive in Approvals and by email.

The command

curl -fsSL "https://secai.techsteps.ae/agent/install.sh?token=<your enrolment token>" | sudo bash

What happens in the first hour

The agent reports every 60 seconds. The first report captures the baseline: listening ports, running services, installed packages, accounts, the files it monitors and their hashes. Package inventory is matched against vulnerability data within twelve hours. The first AI audit runs on the weekly schedule, or when you start one from the server page.