See everything.
Keep it yours.
Tranzify Watch brings server posture, log search, threat detection and incident response together — without sending telemetry to someone else’s cloud.
- Linux
- agent available
- S3 / API
- agentless sources
- 365 days
- flexible retention
Watch controlLIVE INFRASTRUCTUREOne operational loop
instead of scattered panels
Data follows a predictable path: collect, normalize, explore, detect and investigate. Every stage is observable and versioned.
Unified telemetry
System journals, metrics, inventory, updates, antivirus and firewall posture arrive in one normalized model.
Search without compromise
ClickHouse, nested JSON fields, AND/OR groups, comparisons, regular expressions and filtering by any key.
Detection engineering
Versioned parsers and rules turn raw events into actionable signals without executing user-provided code.
Incident workflow
Statuses, owners, comments, attachments and resolution history preserve the full investigation context.
Data keeps moving.
Control stays with you.
Components are separated by responsibility and can scale independently.
Policy-driven collection. Every telemetry interval is delivered through the agent policy.
Protected delivery. The agent validates configuration signatures and server trust.
Purpose-built storage. Events and operational state use the engines that fit them.
Your perimeter.
Your rules.
Tranzify Watch is designed as a self-contained system with no mandatory cloud account, hidden data channels or remote command execution on monitored hosts.
Read the security model →Data control
The platform and its events remain inside the organization’s infrastructure.
Protected agent
One-time enrollment, mTLS and signed JSON policies.
Verifiable releases
Packages and manifests are signed with an AWS KMS key.
Complete audit trail
User actions are recorded in an append-only activity log.
From clean Ubuntu
to the first event.
The installer validates resources, prepares both databases, creates the system account and opens the first-run setup wizard.
$ curl -fsS https://packages.tranzify.watch/install.sh | sudo bashInfrastructure monitoring, log analytics and incident response in one system
Built for organizations that need security visibility without transferring operational data to a third-party SaaS.
On-premise infrastructure monitoring
Monitor Linux servers, operating-system health, available updates, antivirus status, firewall rules and listening ports from a centrally managed policy.
Collection intervals are configurable from one second to hours, so critical telemetry can remain fast while expensive inventory checks run less often.
Fast log search at scale
ClickHouse stores high-volume events and supports nested JSON fields, exact values, ranges, AND/OR groups, regular expressions and full-text candidates.
Raw events remain available for investigation while normalized records provide stable fields for dashboards, filters and versioned detection rules.
Security detection and incident response
Safe parsers transform text and JSON logs without executing arbitrary user code. Detection rules can be tested against historical data before publication.
Alerts can be promoted to incidents with owners, statuses, comments, files, evidence, decisions and an append-only activity history.
Tranzify Watch Linux agent and server posture
The Tranzify Watch Linux agent collects server posture through a signed, versioned JSON policy. Administrators choose which inventory, resource, update, antivirus, firewall, listening-port, service, and log-file checks run on each policy. Collection intervals can range from near-real-time heartbeat checks to slower inventory scans, keeping monitoring useful without wasting server capacity.
Agent enrollment uses an expiring, one-time token and a trusted TLS connection. The central platform can disable an agent or deliver a new signed configuration, while endpoint activity remains read-only. This model supports private networks, VPN environments, cloud VPCs, and public domains without requiring telemetry to be sent to an external SaaS provider.
Security event pipeline, detection, and log search
Security events can arrive from Linux agents, Amazon S3 objects, or scheduled HTTP API sources. Versioned parsers turn JSON records and line-oriented text logs into consistent datasets while preserving raw evidence. ClickHouse stores high-volume event data for time-range analysis, and PostgreSQL keeps users, policies, rules, alert state, and operational workflow data.
The event explorer supports exact text, regular expressions, nested JSON paths, numeric comparisons, sorting, and grouped AND or OR conditions. Detection rules target a selected dataset, can be tested against historical events, and are published as controlled versions. Retention and capacity views help operators understand how long searchable data can remain inside their own infrastructure.
Incident workflow and auditable security response
A detection can create an alert, and an analyst can promote that alert into a managed security incident. The incident workspace records status, severity, owners, participants, comments, attachments, decisions, and the final resolution in one timeline. This gives responders a clear operational history instead of distributing evidence across chat messages and unrelated task systems.
Append-only activity records support reviews and internal control processes aligned with ISO 27001, ISO 27007, and PCI DSS practices. The platform does not itself certify an organization: customers define their controls, access model, retention, evidence handling, and response procedures. Tranzify Watch provides the monitoring and incident-response records needed to operate and demonstrate those processes.
Your infrastructure speaks.
It is time to listen.
Deploy Tranzify Watch in a test perimeter and connect your first Linux server.