March 14, 2023– Guard Dog Solutions, Inc., dba guardDog.ai, announced today a collaboration with Red
Hat to offer cyber resilience solutions for edge computing use cases. Using GuardDog’s simplified
cybersecurity analytics solution with Red Hat’s industry leading open source solutions , organizations can
more quickly analyze, score, and respond through automation to security issues at the edge.
GuardDog adds simplified cybersecurity analytics that allows architectures to respond before incidents
for ideal posturing and when attacks occur in new ways. The entire ecosystem benefits by developing
cyber-resilient offerings together. GuardDog is collaborating with Red Hat to develop Ansible Playbooks
to streamline the efficiency of cybersecurity analytics resources and reduce complex, manual analytics
that need to be created before action can be taken or responses offered.
“GuardDog is the First to provide Real-Time Simplified Cybersecurity Analytics to protect networks with
device visibility, proactively stopping threats and vulnerabilities from attacks,” stated Peter Bookman,
C.E.O. “Our team is excited to work with Red Hat and its ecosystem to create more highly resilient
architectures that use cybersecurity analytics to inform and create Ansible Playbooks or responses based
on risk, including when attacks are taking place.”
Red Hat has an established footprint and a network of expertise in hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructure.
This collaboration will aim to drive greater return on proficiency, using Red Hat OpenShift and Red Hat
Ansible Automation Platform to support organizations and environments previously unable to utilize
cybersecurity analytics done manually or in situations that are not real-time.
GuardDog’s simplified analytics platform combines a simple-to-deploy Fido, or vFido (virtual) device,
deployable on any network in minutes, immediately delivering intelligence to the Protective Cloud Service
(PCS). Within an hour, the PCS offers cybersecurity analytics on what it sees from a Fido or any number of
combined Fido’s across as many networks as desired. The Fido, or vFido device, additionally offers
interference using the network to stop attempted exploits from being successful on networks being
watched and analyzed.
