See what is exposed
See, in one place, which ports on your servers are open to the outside.
Server protection and recovery
Arxnode
Visibility into the exposed ports and the backups of your servers, with alerts that keep the evidence and recommendations.
Not available yet: features, interface, and requirements may change. Availability will be announced on this page.
What you can do with it.
See your backups
Keep track of each server’s backups and where each one stands.
Get alerts with evidence
Each alert keeps the evidence behind it and comes with recommendations on what to do.
Demonstration examples.
Illustrations of how the product is meant to be used. It is still in development, and real results may differ.
- You ask
- See which ports on a server are open to the outside.
- You get
- The list of that server’s exposed ports.
- You ask
- Find out how a server’s backups are doing.
- You get
- The status of each server’s backups, in one place.
- You ask
- Understand why an alert appeared.
- You get
- The evidence behind the alert and recommendations on what to do.
How it works.
Install the agent
Put the Linux agent on the servers you want to keep track of.
Follow along in Arxnode
See the exposed ports and the backups of each server.
Read the alerts
When something needs attention, the alert brings the evidence and the recommendations. You decide what to do.
Where the product stands today.
- Stage
- In prototyping
- Where it runs
- On Linux servers, through an agent.
- Technologies
- Python, Go, React, PostgreSQL, and a Linux agent.
- Next milestone
- To be announced
Frequently asked questions.
Can I use Arxnode yet?
Not yet. Arxnode is in prototyping and is not yet available to buy. Availability will be announced on this page.
What does Arxnode do today?
It shows the exposed ports and the backups of your servers and raises alerts that keep the evidence and come with recommendations.
Does Arxnode detect attacks or block access?
No. Today it shows what is exposed and how the backups are doing, and recommends what to do. It does not detect attacks, scan for vulnerabilities, or block IPs.
How does Arxnode look after its own security?
The agent’s connection uses mTLS, records are kept in an audit chain, and the agent’s modes have separate privileges. The details are in the Trust Center.
Want to follow the next steps?
Follow the progress of Arxnode and its first tests.