Security automation

Linux Security Automation with the Underlying Firewall Still Visible.

One-Click Rule Engine turns common firewall and audit intent into explicit commands while retaining raw firewall access for cases that need native control.

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Readable Firewall Intent

Allow, deny, reject, source/destination filters, aliases, multiport and range operations can be expressed through the Rule Engine.

Preview Before Change

Dry-run and readable rule views help operators understand what a firewall action will do before applying it.

Audit and Mitigation

Audit workflows expose SSH attack activity, block/unblock operations, history and combined ban-list information.

IDS and Reputation Checks

The security engine includes filesystem scan workflows plus optional AbuseIPDB reputation lookup integration.