Lynis Enterprise
by CISOfy
Who Uses This Software?
Companies with a requirement for compliance, varying from PCI DSS, SOC, HIPAA. This varies from financial institutions, up to web hosters who just want to provide a secure service for their customers.
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Starting Price$90.00/year
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Pricing DetailsMinimum package of 5 systems
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Free VersionYes
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Free TrialYes
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DeploymentCloud, SaaS, Web
Installed - Mac
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Vendor Details
- CISOfy
- cisofy.com
- Founded 2013
- Netherlands
About Lynis Enterprise
Lets companies perform security scans of their Linux, macOS, and UNIX-based systems, to help with system compliance.
Lynis Enterprise Features
- Anti Spam
- Anti Virus
- Email Attachment Protection
- Event Tracking
- Internet Usage Monitoring
- Intrusion Detection System
- IP Protection
- Spyware Removal
- Two-Factor Authentication
- Vulnerability Scanning
- Web Threat Management
- Web Traffic Reporting
Cloud-based SAAS solution for all your Linux security auditing needs
Aug 26, 2018
Dylan E.
Software Programmer and Security Officer
Information Technology and Services, 11-50 employees
Used the software for: Less than 6 months
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Source: Capterra
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Pros: This is the paid solution to have all your Lynis audits in one centralized location. For those that are unfamiliar, Lynis is one of the most well-known Linux security auditing packages. What the enterprise solution provides is a web interface to your audit logs in a nice clear overview. You can easily compare different servers for security issues/suggestions or view installed applications and much more. Alongside the web-interface, purchasing Lynis Enterprise allows you to make use of the Lynis Enterprise plugin package, which is basically a set of add-ons to get more information about each system, including an overview of firewall rules, SSH users, Docker configuration and more. It is easy to install on a server and requires next to no technical knowledge to get it working.
Cons: You pay a monthly (or yearly) subscription fee per server. There is also a limit to two audits per system per day, but this is very generous and you should not reach this limit under normal use.
Overall: We use it as a tool to monitor our servers without having to log in to each one separately.