Documentation for unified threat defense.
PaladinX brings threat detection, file-integrity monitoring, incident response and compliance into one platform — across your servers, endpoints and cloud workloads.
Pick your path
Whether you're mapping the architecture or getting an endpoint reporting in minutes — jump straight in.
Architecture & concepts →
How the manager, indexer, dashboard and agents fit together.
Install on Windows →
Connect a Windows endpoint in a few minutes.
Install on Linux →
Deploy the agent on Ubuntu, Debian, RHEL, CentOS.
Using the Dashboard →
Navigate alerts, modules, filters and time ranges.
What PaladinX does
Agents installed on your machines collect security data — logs, file changes, running processes, vulnerabilities and configuration state — and ship it to the PaladinX manager. The manager analyses everything against detection rules and stores results in the indexer, which you explore through the web dashboard.
Enroll an agent in one command
Point a new endpoint at your manager and it registers automatically over the encrypted enrollment channel.
# Download & register the PaladinX agent
curl -fsSL https://paladinx.net/agent/install.sh | sudo bash -s -- \
--manager manager.internal \
--enroll-key $PALADINX_KEY
# Verify the agent is reporting
sudo paladinx-agent statusNew here? Start with Architecture & concepts, then install your first agent. Alerts land in the paladinx-alerts-* index and surface across every dashboard module.