Transparent pricing for Linux identity security
Start with a fixed-fee pilot that maps every privilege path, then pay per server for continuous drift monitoring and assurance.
€24,000
Start with a fixed-scope pilot that maps every identity and privilege path across a defined section of your Linux estate and hands you compliance-ready evidence.
Want a quick read on where you stand? Take the Maturity Assessment — an ungated score out of 80 of where you stand, with prioritised recommendations, in 15 minutes.
- Full Linux identity & privilege inventory — who can do what, across the defined environment
- Risk-scored findings on the paths attackers exploit first
- Compliance-ready evidence pack (NIS2, DORA, SOC 2, CIS, NIST)
- Dedicated expert technical support and project management throughout
Then move to continuous per-server monitoring to catch drift as it happens.
Request a Founding PilotContinuous Monitoring Plans
Continuous Linux identity monitoring — billed annually per server. Coverage scales with your estate, so every privilege path stays under watch and you only pay for the servers you protect.
The per-server rate falls as the fleet grows — Starter covers estates up to 100 servers, Midsize up to 1,000 at a lower rate per server, and Enterprise is quoted for larger or mixed estates.
Starter
Up to 100 servers
- Continuous identity & privilege monitoring
- Per-account risk scoring
- Compliance evidence exports (NIS2, DORA, SOC 2)
- Standard support
Midsize
Up to 1,000 servers
- Everything in Starter
- Centralised, fleet-wide visibility
- Custom monitor-to-enforce policies
- Priority support
Enterprise
Unlimited servers
- Everything in Midsize
- Dedicated CSM & SLA
- SSO / SAML (on the roadmap)
- Custom integrations & data pipelines
Why LinuxGuard
Built for the layer beneath SIEM, EDR and cloud IAM
Generalist platforms watch the network, the endpoint, and the cloud — not the sudo rules, SSH keys, and service accounts that decide who can actually do what on a Linux host. LinuxGuard was built for that layer.
How LinuxGuard compares to SIEM, EDR and PAM →Evaluating named platforms? See CyberArk, BeyondTrust and Teleport compared on Linux.
Have your Linux identity evidence ready before your next audit.
LinuxGuard is the identity-first security platform for modern Linux infrastructure. It maps every path to root in the unmapped Linux identity layer and keeps each one under continuous assurance. Built by practitioners who've worked on this problem from the inside.