Secure your systems with ParetoSecurity CLI tools. Learn more on our GitHub repository .
The easiest way to install ParetoSecurity is to download the x64 .deb package or ARM64 .deb package. After downloading, you can install the package with:
Installing the .deb package will automatically set up the ParetoSecurity APT repository and signing key needed to automatically update ParetoSecurity and verify the integrity of the downloaded packages.
Alternatively, you can manually configure the ParetoSecurity APT repository and install ParetoSecurity by running the following commands:
This will analyze your system and provide a security report highlighting potential improvements and vulnerabilities.
The easiest way to install ParetoSecurity is to download the x64 .rpm package or ARM64 .rpm package. After downloading, you can install the package with:
Installing the .rpm package will automatically set up the ParetoSecurity yum repository. On first update, dnf will retrieve the signing key needed to verify the integrity of the downloaded packages.
Alternatively, you can manually configure the ParetoSecurity yum repository and install ParetoSecurity by running the following commands:
This will analyze your system and provide a security report highlighting potential improvements and vulnerabilities.
The easiest way to install ParetoSecurity is to download the x64 .archlinux package or ARM64 .archlinux package. After downloading, you can install the package with:
Installing the .archlinux package will automatically set up the ParetoSecurity arch repository. On first update, pacman will retrieve the signing key needed to verify the integrity of the downloaded packages.
Alternatively, you can manually configure the ParetoSecurity pacman repository and install ParetoSecurity by running the following commands:
This will analyze your system and provide a security report highlighting potential improvements and vulnerabilities.