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Add pacman/Arch Linux package detection support for Linux antivirus check

The Linux antivirus check currently relies on package-inventory tables (deb_packages, rpm_packages, etc. via osquery), which have no equivalent for pacman-based distributions (Arch Linux, Manjaro, EndeavourOS, Omarchy, and others). As a result, any antivirus solution installed via pacman — including ClamAV, which is on your supported list — can never be detected, regardless of whether it's correctly installed and running. We verified this on an Omarchy (Arch-based) device: ClamAV was installed, running, and actively detecting malware (confirmed via EICAR test), and the underlying osquery processes table showed clamd/freshclam running correctly — but no pacman_packages table exists for the compliance check to query against, so the device was flagged as having no antivirus.

BryanK about 8 hours ago

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MCP server for the Secfix platform

We would like to connect an AI assistant to the platform and programmatically pull compliance data. Problem / use case: The customer is preparing for ISO certification. They want to pull platform data — policies, controls, and related artifacts — into their AI workflow, then auto-generate a detailed requirements-and-preparation plan for the cert. They also want to push the output into Jira (e.g., create a ticket documenting the requirements and prep plan). Today this is manual. Proposed capability: An MCP server that exposes Secfix data (policies, controls, frameworks, evidence) as queryable resources/tools for MCP-compatible AI clients. Read access at minimum; optionally write/action support for downstream integrations (e.g., creating Jira tickets from generated plans).

Srinivas Sambari 3 months ago

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Feature Request