Is your server ready for SecAI?
Run one command on your Linux server. It reads how the server is set up, checks it against what SecAI needs, and answers in one word: green, amber or red. It changes nothing, and only yes/no signals leave the server.
The server passes the required checks. You can subscribe and install SecAI straight away.
Some configuration needs attention first. Contact SecAI or your MSSP partner for a short review before continuous protection is switched on.
Important issues were found. Book a security review before SecAI is activated, because a server in this state may already be compromised.
The point is a decision, not a wall of output. Green means go. Amber means a few foundations should be fixed first, and we or your MSSP partner can do that quickly. Red means it is worth a proper look before switching anything on. Whatever the result, the command never changes your server.
Questions
The command is sent to your inbox rather than shown on this page, so it only ever reaches a working address. It is issued to you personally and works once, for about an hour, which keeps the tool from being scraped and rehosted, and means we can follow up with your result if you want us to.
Give it a minute or two and check your spam folder. If it still is not there the address may be rejecting our mail: try another, or write to [email protected] and we will send it by hand.
Yes. It is read-only: it changes nothing on the server and installs nothing permanent. It downloads a small signed program, runs the checks, reports back, and removes itself.
Only yes/no signals about how the server is set up, such as whether SSH allows passwords or a firewall is active. It never sends file contents, passwords, keys, or the addresses of people who log in. SecAI records that this server ran an assessment, and the result.
The checklist asks you about your practices, in your browser, with no signup. This command checks the server itself and returns GREEN, AMBER or RED based on what it actually finds.