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Here we will upload the documentation for our technology and platform.
- RedHat Enterprise Linux 8.8
- RedHat Enterprise Linux 8.9
- RedHat Enterprise Linux 9.2
- RedHat Enterprise Linux 9.3
- System Requirements Minimum: 4CPU/4GB/40GB; Recommended: 4CPU/8GB/64GB.
- Port Mirroring. This is a key configuration that is needed to allow us to have the visibility needed to provide the assessments and protection desired.
- Network configuration. The container needs to be deployed on a network that is configured to allow traffic to and from the container out to the internet.
- Firewall configuration. Refer to the firewall_ports document for the list of ports allowed through the firewall.
- Docker. At least Docker version 23.x must be installed on the system where the container is to be deployed.
- License. Every container uses a unique, non-transferrable license that is to be requested by contacting us. Follow the process below.
- Host network interfaces: The container is prepared to work with the network interfaces presented to the host. Have those configured with IP, Subnet, Gateway, VLAN, and DNS before running the container.
- Container runs with host networking access to be able to be completely functional. It will detect all ethernet interfaces and add them to the internal network configuration within the container.
- Container runs in privilege mode to be able to perform the functions it is designed for.
- Requirements Guide. Refer to the requirements_doc This document goes over the initial steps on how to use the platform.
- Manual. The manual is a more in-depth document explaining the multiple modules and settings of the dashboard.
- Firewall Document. This firewall_ports document shows the communication that needs to be allowed through in the firewall in order for the container to be fully operational.
- RHEL Deployment Guide. This deployment guide shows the simple steps needed to deploy the container on a supported RHEL system.
- Create an account at https://fido.guarddog.ai
- Contact us at support@guarddog.ai to request a license.
- Once the account is verified, validated and payment is completed the license will be generated and we will communicate with you.
- Use the license as stated in the deployment guide to start the container.
- Once the container is running, and given all the requirements have been met, please allow for 1h - 2h for the container to fully update. Once done it will automatically start learning and assessing the network to discover digital assets.
- Once those digital assets are identified then it will automatically proceed to identify vulnerabilities.