Security News > 2021 > May > How to integrate Linux Malware Detection and ClamAV for automated malware detection on Linux servers
Jack Wallen walks you through the steps of installing both Linux Malware Detection and ClamAV for a reliable one-two punch of malware and virus prevention.
With your Linux servers, you might have any number of users logging in and saving files to numerous directories.
Regardless of why you're using that Linux server, it's important that you take the necessary precautions to protect those servers and those who use them.
One way to add a layer of protection against malware is to integrate Linux Malware Detection and ClamAV. This combination uses LMD as the malware detection tool and ClamAV as the antivirus engine.
Once you have this combo installed and configured, you can be sure your Linux servers are better protected against such threats.
That's all there is to deploying a reliable malware/virus detection system for your Linux servers.
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