Early access
Know what is happening on your server
Seico sets up attack blocking and a regular security check on a Linux server with one command. Then it tells you what happened, in plain words, and what you could do next.
Early access. Seico is in testing and has not yet been proven on live customer servers. We are looking for a few pilot users. Try it on a test server first.
Ubuntu 22.04Ubuntu 24.04Debian 12One commandTelegram alerts
Four steps, no jargon
From one command to a message on your phone.
Install
Run one command on your server. It checks itself first and makes sure your own connection is allowed before anything is blocked.
Watch
Known attackers are blocked, the server gets a regular security check, and a small helper reports what it sees.
Explain
Your dashboard shows a score out of 100 and what happened, in everyday language. Optional AI-written notes are always labelled as suggestions.
Alert
Choose what is worth a Telegram message. Repeats are kept quiet so your phone is not flooded.
Everything in one place
One screen for every server, and the important things on your phone.
- A score out of 100 for each server, with the reasons listed.
- What happened, newest first, in plain language.
- Alerts only for what you choose, repeats kept quiet.
Your serversSample data
- web-187Good
- db-164Fair
- mail-141Poor
Illustration with sample data
Made for small teams who run their own servers
No security department needed. Seico tells you what matters and leaves the decisions to you.
What to expect
You stay in control
Seico does not fix or change your server settings on its own. It tells you what it found and what you could do.
It looks at logs and health
Security logs and basic server health. Not your files, emails or databases.
Not a promise of safety
It makes common attacks harder and easier to notice. Keep your own updates and backups.
Runs on Ubuntu 22.04, Ubuntu 24.04 and Debian 12. Designed and built by the ASUDI team.
