v1.0 Enterprise Edition Live

Cyber-Immunity for
Modern Infrastructure.

Stop zero-day attacks with autonomous eBPF protection. FOTRESS is not just a firewall; it's a self-healing digital immune system that continuously evolves with the threat landscape.

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FOTRESS Global Dashboard

Command Your Fleet

Enterprise-grade visibility into your infrastructure's security posture. Designed for immediate comprehension, granular forensics, and decisive autonomous action.

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Global Dashboard Policy Management Threat Hub Fleet Intelligence

Intelligence built on Four Pillars

Traditional firewalls rely on static rules. FOTRESS learns the "self", identifies the "non-self", and autonomously creates custom antibodies directly in the Linux kernel.

1. It Learns "Normal"

Before protecting a system, FOTRESS uses eBPF to build a sophisticated baseline of expected network ports and process behaviors. Any deviation is instantly flagged.

2. Long-term Correlation

A patient attacker might scan a port on Day 1 and try a login on Day 9. FOTRESS’s Threat Historian correlates isolated events over time, uncovering coordinated campaigns.

3. Sees Beyond the Network

If a zero-day drops a backdoor file (e.g., shell.php), the integrated File Integrity Monitor (FIM) detects it instantly and blames the specific attacker's IP address.

4. "Self-Healing" Defense

When threat thresholds are crossed, FOTRESS doesn't just alert—it autonomously triggers a Genetic Algorithm to evolve custom rules, dropping attackers in milliseconds.

Secure Your Infrastructure

All plans begin with a full-featured, zero-risk 7-day free trial.

Monthly License

$5.99/mo
  • Full eBPF Protection
  • Local Web Dashboard
  • Active Threat Mitigation
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Annual License

$59/yr
  • Everything in Monthly
  • Priority Email Support
  • Architecture Consultation
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Frequently Asked Questions

Does FOTRESS impact my server's performance?
No. FOTRESS is built on modern Linux eBPF (Extended Berkeley Packet Filter) technology. Unlike traditional user-space firewalls that copy packets, FOTRESS inspects traffic directly within the kernel safely and efficiently, resulting in near-zero CPU and memory overhead.
What happens if it blocks legitimate traffic?
FOTRESS includes a learning phase where it builds a baseline of your environment. If a false positive occurs, you can easily add the IP address to the Whitelist via the web dashboard or CLI, and the change takes effect instantly without restarting the service.
Do I need to recompile my Linux kernel?
No. FOTRESS is distributed as a standard `.deb` package via our official APT repository. As long as you are running a modern Linux kernel (version 5.4 or higher, common in Ubuntu 20.04+ and Debian 11+), the eBPF hooks will attach automatically upon installation.