Upgrading Your Linux Security with eBPF

 

Setting a New Bar for Visibility, Compatibility, and Performance

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Linux Security Simplified

What is eBPF?

eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) is revolutionizing Linux security by enabling safe, high-performance observability directly in the kernel. Unlike fragile kernel modules or performance-heavy Audit frameworks, eBPF allows security teams to monitor system calls, file activity, and network behavior in real time, with minimal overhead. Uptycs leverages eBPF to provide deep visibility, broad compatibility, and enterprise-scale performance for securing modern Linux environments.

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eBPF by the Numbers: Visibility, Compatibility, Performance

95%

Telemetry Reduction
Uptycs reduces telemetry volume by up to 95% before data exits the kernel, lowering overhead without losing visibility.

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Kernel Support
Supports Linux kernel versions from 3.10 and above, ensuring broad compatibility across enterprise environments.

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CPU Architectures
Provides native support for Intel, AMD, ARM64, IBM POWER, and s390x architectures with a single lightweight binary.

Revealed: The Biggest Threats to Your Cloud Workloads

Key Insights and Takeaways

The Critical Need for Advanced Linux Endpoint Security

Learn why legacy tools fall short in securing Linux workloads across containers, HPC clusters, and AI infrastructure.

eBPF: A Revolutionary Approach to Linux Security

Understand how eBPF unlocks safe, high-performance telemetry and real-time attack detection at the kernel level.

The Uptycs Advantage: eBPF Security Redefined

See how Uptycs delivers deep context, universal compatibility, and enterprise-scale performance with a single binary.

Cloud Misconfigurations
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Gartner’s CSPM Meaning

Key Insights and Takeaways

The Critical Need for Advanced Linux Endpoint Security

Learn why legacy tools fall short in securing Linux workloads across containers, HPC clusters, and AI infrastructure.

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eBPF: A Revolutionary Approach to Linux Security

Understand how eBPF unlocks safe, high-performance telemetry and real-time attack detection at the kernel level.

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The Uptycs Advantage: eBPF Security Redefined

See how Uptycs delivers deep context, universal compatibility, and enterprise-scale performance with a single binary.

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Key Linux Security Capabilities Powered by eBPF

Our Customer Experience team is always on-hand to help fine-tune and optimize your strategy to improve efficiency and maximize your investment.

Context-Rich Telemetry
Context-Rich Telemetry

Reconstruct process lineage, container details, and runtime vulnerability exposure in real time.

Universal Compatibility
Universal Compatibility

One lightweight binary works across all major Linux distributions, kernels, and architectures — no custom builds needed.

Performance-First Security
Performance-First Security

In-kernel filtering reduces telemetry volume by up to 95%, delivering high-fidelity insights without taxing system resources.

“Pharmaceuticals, hospitals, healthcare, public companies, organizations that don’t have the talent and skills to defend themselves - they’re getting sucker- punched.”

Kevin Mandia

“Uptycs contextualizes threat activity across K8s, cloud services, and laptops. We've dramatically shortened our threat investigation time.”

Anwar Reddick
Director of Information Security, Greenlight Financial

Pricing FAQ

What is a Productivity Endpoint, and how is it licensed?
What is a Productivity Endpoint, and how is it licensed?

See Uptycs in action

Find and remove critical risks in your modern attack surface - cloud, containers, and endpoints - all from a single UI and data model. Let our team of experts show you how.

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