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Life & fun · January 27, 2026

GlitchWard

Hey HN, I’m Lubos, a solo founder based in Slovakia. I’m building GlitchWard because I got tired of seeing SMBs and agencies running "naked" servers. Most small teams ignore server security not because they don't care, but because enterprise tools (Wiz, Datadog Security) are too expensive, and manual hardening (fail2ban, OS updates) eventually gets forgotten. I wanted a tool that creates a "self-defending" server, capable of stopping attacks even when I'm asleep. CURRENT STATUS: We officially launched yesterday. During our beta, we onboarded 20+ clients and the beacon is currently protecting…

GlitchWard launched on January 27, 2026 with 5 votes, #3,400 of 14,584 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

What it does

Glitchward brings enterprise-grade server security to teams without enterprise budgets. Install one lightweight agent and get real-time vulnerability scanning, automated CIS compliance checks (50+ rules), and AI-powered security recommendations — all in under 10 minutes. Unlike Splunk or Datadog that cost $100K+ and take months to configure, Glitchward is simple: 149€/server/month, all features included, no consultants required. Server security that teams actually use.

In the maker’s words, at launch

LLM shield with deteministic, semantic and behavioral detection.

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