Sandfly Security, headquartered in New Zealand (where they know sandflies all to well), refers to itself as such because they’re like sandflies: they relentlessly bug and discourage intruders, deploying like a swarm onto endpoints, then disappear only to return again and again. Theses swarms of checks make life miserable for hackers on Linux hosts while minimizing system impact. I’ve been following Sandfly’s Craig Rowland on Twitter for awhile with the intent of giving Sandlfy a look for toolsmith, and in the time I’ve kept watch, the offering has grown into a comprehensive and robust platform for Linux security.
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