Codenotary Offers AlmaLinux Users Free AI-Powered Security Platform
Codenotary, leaders in assuring safe and secure use of AI, today announced a free AI-powered security platform offering for organizations to protect 25 AlmaLinux systems, including unrestricted access to all six Codenotary applications – autonomous security, Linux compliance, SBOM management, patch management, AgentX, and AgentMon – with no feature limitations, no expiration date, and no time-limited trial.
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Unlike traditional offers that restrict functionality or expire after a short evaluation period, Codenotary’s free tier permanently covers the initial 25 AlmaLinux machines in an organization. Customers only begin paying when they expand beyond 25 systems, while those initial machines maintain free use indefinitely.
As organizations continue to face mounting cyber threats, software supply chain attacks, and growing compliance obligations, security teams are being asked to secure larger Linux estates with fewer people. At the same time, AI coding assistants and autonomous AI agents are increasingly operating across development and production environments, introducing new operational and security challenges that traditional tools were never designed to address.
Codenotary’s platform uses autonomous AI security agents to continuously monitor Linux infrastructure to identify vulnerabilities, automate compliance verification, and provide intelligent remediation recommendations without requiring dedicated security personnel.
Each protected host continuously inventories installed RPM packages, containers and software dependencies, identifies vulnerable components, measures compliance against CIS Benchmarks, tracks available security errata and enables administrators to approve and deploy patches from a single console.
Beyond traditional infrastructure security, Codenotary extends autonomous protection to enterprise AI environments through AgentX and AgentMon, enabling organizations to monitor AI agents in real time, detect anomalous behavior, identify potential data leakage, enforce runtime guardrails, and control AI-driven actions before they become security incidents.
“The organizations running AlmaLinux are often managing business-critical infrastructure with remarkably lean operations teams,” said Moshe Bar, CEO and co-founder, Codenotary. “Security shouldn’t be limited by budget or headcount. We want every AlmaLinux administrator to be able to install a single agent, enroll 25 systems and immediately gain visibility into vulnerabilities, compliance gaps, software supply chain risks, and AI agent activity. We believe that when our security proves its value, it will increase to other systems.”
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“Our community runs AlmaLinux everywhere, from home labs and single board computers to HPC clusters and mission-critical enterprise infrastructure, and across all of it, security tooling has too often been locked behind expensive licensing,” said benny Vasquez, chair of the AlmaLinux OS Foundation. “Solutions that give the open-source community real capabilities, not limited demos, strengthen the entire ecosystem. Codenotary was an early, enthusiastic sponsor of the AlmaLinux OS Foundation, and this move expands their support for open-source users everywhere.”
The free offering is available immediately for AlmaLinux 8 and AlmaLinux 9 on both x86_64 and aarch64 architectures, supporting bare-metal servers, virtual machines and cloud deployments.
Deployment requires a single static agent binary that communicates exclusively through outbound TLS connections and requires no inbound firewall exceptions. Organizations can enroll systems with a single command and begin monitoring their security posture within minutes.
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