Getting Started
Quick guide to install and start using HeartSuite Core Secure.
Overview: HeartSuite Core Secure enforces a default-deny policy — only explicitly approved programs can execute, access files, or make network connections. Any program not on the allowlist, including malware, is blocked at the kernel level before it can execute. The Dashboard guides you through a 7-phase setup journey, from system verification to Secure Mode activation.
HeartSuite Core Secure supports two paths: Cloud (pre-installed instances where the Dashboard appears immediately) and Local (manual installation with guided boot setup). Both paths converge at the Dashboard after Phase 1 (System Verification).
Understand key concepts to get the most out of HeartSuite Core Secure.
Follow quick guides to install and test HeartSuite Core Secure.
Perform common tasks and advanced configuration for ongoing security.
Get help and detailed info.
Get HeartSuite Core Secure running with the quick start guide. The Dashboard shows your current progress and suggests the next step.
About this Documentation: Covers HeartSuite Core Secure v1.6.4.
Quick guide to install and start using HeartSuite Core Secure.
Overview of HeartSuite Core Secure, setup process, and system requirements.
Download, installation steps, and preliminary setup for virtual machines.
Checking HeartSuite Core Secure activation and initial configuration.
Adding programs to the allowlist for secure execution.
Reviewing and approving internet destinations for each program.
Setting up secure launchers for scripts like Python and Perl.
Configuring push alert channels for security events in Secure Mode.
Activating subscriptions for Secure Mode.
Switching between Setup and Secure modes, including lockdown features.
Cache adjustments, file system modifications, and maintenance procedures.
Log management, dmesg analysis, and common issues.
Common questions and answers for HeartSuite Core Secure.
List of included HeartSuite Core Secure tools.
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