Defense.com's Orbital Agent gives you a host of capabilities, including:
Automated tracking of the assets in your environment
Asset profiling, including their operating system and installed applications
Rapid response to incidents via our device isolation feature
Automated configuration checks to help you stay compliant
Manual Deployment
Deploying the Orbital into your environment is super straightforward. If you're looking to perform a small deployment by manually installing the agent on each host, follow the steps below.
Please do not change the installer filename, as this includes your unique installation key. Doing so will cause the installation to fail.
Log in to your my.defense.com account
Select Endpoints from the navigation on the left-hand side
Click Orbital Agent from the sub-navigation
From the Orbital Agent index page, click Installation Links in the top right-hand corner
You'll then be presented with a modal where you can select the Endpoint Group, and click Download Installer for Linux
Launch Terminal (
Ctrl+Alt+T) and navigate to where your Orbital installer is locatedNext, make the installer executable using
sudo chmod +x orbital-install-[encypted_key]Run the installer
sudo ./orbital-install-[encrypted_key](replacingencrypted_keywith the encrypted key, which is part of the filename, for exampleorbital-install-[Wjrh5gjrfh5fhryE4ue])Once you've run the installer, you'll be presented with the installation interface. Click Next to begin the installation
Select your installation folder; this will default to /opt/Defensecom/Orbital
Click Next to continue the installation
Select the components you want to install, and click Next
Click Install
Finally, click Finish, and the installation is complete
And that's it! You've successfully installed Orbital on a Linux machine 🎉