Zero Blind Spots: Linux Lifecycle Automation, Identity Security & Digital Sovereignty for European Enterprises
When: Tuesday July 7, 2026, 2:00 p.m. (CEST) / 1:00 p.m. (BST)
Duration: 60 minutes (including Q&A)
Language: English
See how orcharhino & LinuxGuard Work Together to Deliver Compliance-Ready, Sovereign Linux Infrastructure — Simply and at Scale
Zero Blind Spots. Your Linux estate should not have any!
Yet many European enterprises are managing privileged accounts they cannot fully see, patch cycles they cannot fully automate, and configurations that drift further from their signed-off baseline every week.
This webinar shows how to address those gaps.
orcharhino and LinuxGuard complement each other across the Linux operations and security lifecycle:
- orcharhino automates the Linux lifecycle from provisioning to patching and decommissioning.
- LinuxGuard governs privileged identities and supports the audit evidence your compliance team needs.
What you get:
The result is infrastructure that is more sovereign, reproducible, and compliance-ready — with reduced dependency on US cloud services, less reliance on manual Linux operations, and fewer blind spots across systems and access.
In 60 minutes (incl. Q&A), you will see both platforms demonstrated live across scenarios that matter most to European enterprises operating under NIS2, DORA, and the UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill.
The webinar will focus on how Linux lifecycle automation and identity security can work together to reduce operational risks and compliance gaps.
What will you learn in this webinar?
Linux blind spots often emerge where operational complexity and access risk meet: fragmented environments, manual patching, configuration drift, unmanaged privileged accounts, and unclear permissions.
This webinar will help you address questions such as:
- Which systems exist?
- Which systems are missing security updates?
- Which users have privileged access?
- Which permissions are still required — and which have simply accumulated over time?
We will look at these challenges from two connected perspectives: Linux lifecycle management and identity security.
You will learn how orcharhino helps enterprises gain control over provisioning, patching, compliance, and infrastructure visibility, while LinuxGuard adds centralised identity control, least-privilege access, and auditability for privileged activity.
Together, both tools support a more controlled Linux operating model where systems, patch levels, configurations, and access rights are visible, manageable, and auditable.
Who should attend?
This webinar is designed for teams responsible for securing, operating or auditing Linux infrastructure in medium to large enterprises.
You should not miss this session if your organisation is dealing with:
- Considerations around data sovereignty and server locations
- Fragmented Linux environments across different teams, locations or distributions
- Limited visibility into existing systems, patch levels or security updates
- Manual patch cycles that are difficult to standardise, stage or evidence
- Configuration drift caused by manual changes over time
- Unmanaged privileged accounts or unclear ownership of access rights
- Permissions that have accumulated over time and are difficult to review
- Increasing audit pressure under frameworks such as NIS2, DORA or the UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill
- The need to reduce operational dependency and strengthen digital sovereignty
The session is particularly relevant for IT Security Managers, Infrastructure and Linux Operations Leads, Compliance Officers, CIOs and CISOs responsible for securing, operating or auditing Linux infrastructure in regulated and critical sectors.
You will get a strategic overview of how Linux lifecycle automation and identity security can work together to reduce blind spots, improve audit readiness and strengthen operational control.
Your webinar speakers
Peter Cummings - Founder & CEO - LinuxGuard
Peter Cummings is the Founder & CEO of LinuxGuard and an identity and security leader with more than 20 years of experience securing Linux, IAM, and PAM for global enterprises.
He has led major Linux and identity programmes for organisations such as Mastercard, Lonza, UBS, EY, and UK Government agencies, redesigning authentication, authorisation, and IAM platforms in highly regulated environments.
Drawing on this hands-on work, Peter built LinuxGuard as a cloud-native platform that gives security teams real-time visibility into who can do what on every Linux server and where privilege or configuration drift introduces risk.
Today he helps organisations turn Zero Trust and least privilege for Linux from slideware into something measurable, auditable, and deployable at scale.
Dr. Jonas Trüstedt - Product Manager orcharhino - ATIX
Dr. Jonas Trüstedt is an expert in the field of hybrid infrastructure automation, as well as lifecycle and patch management in complex, heterogeneous IT environments.
For the past ten years, he has been helping companies operate their system landscapes consistently across different platforms, standardize automation processes, and systematically reduce vendor lock-in.
At ATIX AG, he is responsible for the further development of the automation software orcharhino in his role as Product Manager.
Registration
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The webinar is being hosted in collaboration with LinuxGuard Ltd, Kemp House, 152–160 City Road, London EC1V 2NX, United Kingdom.
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If you consent to this, ATIX Informationstechnologie und Consulting AG and/or LinuxGuard Ltd will also use your data to contact you for promotional purposes regarding their own products, services, events, and industry information.
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