ThreatGuard by Odemics

ThreatGuard is a security service for Linux servers, built and run by Odemics. It blocks SSH attacks at the firewall, finds vulnerable packages and Docker images, catches reverse shells and crypto miners while they run, and checks each server against CIS, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and PCI DSS controls — for every server, from one dashboard.

Why we built it

Any server on the internet gets thousands of SSH login attempts a day, within minutes of going online. Most break-ins aren't clever: a password bots guessed, a package nobody updated, a back door nobody noticed. The tools that catch these are either built for large security teams or need hours of setup on every server. We wanted something a developer or a small team can install with one command and understand at a glance — with the exact fix for every problem it finds.

Who is behind it

ThreatGuard is built by Naitik Nayyar, founder of ThreatGuard, at Odemics. Our guides are written from running the product on real servers and watching the attacks it records.

Naitik Nayyar on LinkedIn · ThreatGuard on LinkedIn

Why the names differ

ThreatGuard is the product. It lives at threatscan.odemics.in, a part of Odemics's domain, and emails come from Odemics addresses. They are all the same service.

How we treat your servers

The agent runs as root because blocking attackers needs the firewall, so we keep what it does narrow and written down: it reads login logs, settings, installed packages and running programs, changes only its own firewall chain, and ends a process only when you press Kill in the dashboard. See what the agent does and our privacy policy for exactly what it sends.

Contact

Questions, a problem with your account, or a security issue to report: write to support@odemics.in. A person reads every email.