Operational signal without scattered tooling
Start from an overview layer that makes system condition, readiness, and important state easier to understand.
IronGargoyle is a host-resident Linux administration utility built to surface meaningful operational signal, improve resource visibility, strengthen defensive control, and establish the groundwork for connected oversight across protected systems.
IronGargoyle centers on readable host state, storage and health awareness, authentication-abuse visibility, connection-pressure visibility, and direct operator control over the system’s protection mode.
Start from an overview layer that makes system condition, readiness, and important state easier to understand.
The operator decides how actively the system should respond instead of forcing one behavior everywhere.
A refined single-host platform first, with direction toward connected visibility across multiple systems later.
A major part of IronGargoyle is the ability for the user to choose the system’s defensive posture based on exposure, risk, and operational need.
Surface signal and visibility without active defensive enforcement.
Enable approved protections and active response where the operator wants them in effect.
Apply a stronger temporary posture intended for urgent conditions and hostile pressure.
Current work is focused on refining module behavior, packaging, deployment polish, storage visibility, protection clarity, compatibility expansion, and clearer operator workflows before broader multi-system oversight is pursued.
Packaging refinement, Ubuntu 24 LTS compatibility, clearer install flow, and stronger presentation across the platform.
Deeper Warder, HDoracle, and StormWatch behavior with clearer state, stronger visibility, and cleaner workflows.
A path toward connecting systems together under a broader visibility and management model once the single-host foundation is ready.
Open the Product page for the module breakdown and WebUI previews.