Gardience

Self-hosted management for Windows and Linux servers: stage and approve patches, prioritize CVE findings, assess and remediate CIS- and STIG-aligned baselines, run Salt, Ansible, and Terraform automation, and generate tamper-evident audit trails and evidence packs.

Cost / License

Freemium (Subscription)
Proprietary

Application type

Server Management Tool

Origin

United States

Since

Platforms

Linux
Self-Hosted
Docker

CMMC Level 2: SPRS 110, every requirement met

Vulnerabilities: actively exploited first, with exploit chance (new, shows 1.19’s features)

Workflows: pilot ring, approval, broad ring (new)

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Privacy focused

Features

Command line interface
Patch Management
Vulnerability management
Automatic Backup
Real time collaboration
Two-factor Authentication
Dark Mode
No Tracking
Ad-free
IT Automation
Server Management
Configuration Management

Gardience information

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Gardience
Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.
Pricing
Subscription ranging between $6000 and $15000 per year + free version with limited functionality.
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Gardience was added to AlternativeTo by gardience on Nov 1, 2026 and this page was last updated Nov 2, 2026.

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What is Gardience?

Gardience is a self-hosted console for patching and securing Windows and Linux servers together. It installs updates with pilot rings, approvals, and change windows, scores every machine against a STIG and CIS-aligned security baseline, and fixes what fails in one click. It checks every machine daily for published vulnerabilities and puts actively exploited ones first.