We’re building Cladric to help you understand your Linux systems, investigate security findings, and see what changed.
A free, open-source Agent. A managed Fleet for teams.
External reachability: unverified.
Cladric is being built around three practical questions.
Connect hosts, installed software, services, processes, and listening ports. Include background workloads as well as network-facing applications.
Bring vulnerabilities and configuration findings together with the affected software and supporting evidence, so you have the context to investigate.
Compare later observations with the original concern to understand what changed and where more evidence is needed.
Cladric Agent will bring inventory, vulnerability assessment, configuration checks, and detailed port and application inspection to your own Linux systems—with the evidence available locally.
Built to be useful on its own, without a Fleet account.
Cladric Fleet will bring Agent observations into a shared workspace to find affected systems, coordinate assessments, and track changes across your fleet.
Detailed Linux inspection, free and open source. Central management with Fleet.
Get updates as Cladric Agent and Cladric Fleet become available.
