Jibril Runtime Security v2.2 Released

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rafaeldavidtin · 5h ago

# Jibril Runtime Security v2.2 Released

Jibril is a cutting-edge runtime monitoring and threat detection engine, designed to deliver real-time insights with minimal impact on system performance. Powered by eBPF, it remains efficient even under heavy event loads exceeding hundreds of thousands of events per second–delivering real-time protection for modern environments from dev to prod. Jibril's query-driven eBPF approach, unlike traditional event-streaming models, collects kernel behavioral data with minimal overhead, eliminating performance bottlenecks while maintaining monitoring integrity.

## Read more:

The 3rd Generation EDR with in-depth context: - https://jibril.garnet.ai/jibril/readme/new-era

Why Jibril out performs other runtime engines: - https://jibril.garnet.ai/jibril/readme/theory-behind

## Give it a try:

Command Line - https://jibril.garnet.ai/jibril/installation/command-line

Systemd service - https://jibril.garnet.ai/jibril/installation/systemd-service

Docker Container - https://jibril.garnet.ai/jibril/installation/docker-containe...

Kubernetes - https://jibril.garnet.ai/jibril/installation/kubernetes

## Features

Create your own detection recipes (Alchemies) using YAML - https://jibril.garnet.ai/jibril/components/alchemies/create-...

Reduce false positives using The Attenuator (powered by AI) - https://jibril.garnet.ai/jibril/components/attenuator

Block network using the network policy - https://jibril.garnet.ai/jibril/components/network-policy

## Repositories

Find our public repositories - https://jibril.garnet.ai/jibril/installation/repositories

Unmarshal detection events using the public types package - https://github.com/garnet-org/jibril-ashkaal

Find & Share public detection recipes - https://github.com/garnet-org/jibril-wahy

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Jibril Runtime Security v2.2 Released

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