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To make deploying and managing your NodeZero host and data quicker and easier, Horizon3 offers these utilities to help.

Host Setup and Management

To deploy NodeZero, a corresponding host is also needed. These tools and utilities help with setting that up.

  • Quickly deploy a compatible host using the OVA with VMWare vSphere or VirtualBox.
  • Use the VHD to deploy in Windows Hyper-V environments.
  • Set up and manage hosts with the host utility.
  • Upgrade existing Ubuntu installations to be compatible NodeZero Host.
  • Verify that your host is set up and configured to work with NodeZero, prior to running a pentest.
Using the OVA
Recommended
Get a jump start on host deployment by using the preconfigured OVA.
Configure Ubuntu/RHEL to Support NodeZero
Update an existing Ubuntu 24.04 or RHEL 10.x image to enable support for NodeZero.
Host Utility
Utility to help with setup and management of a NodeZero host.
Check Host Compatibility
Run this to confirm that requirements are met for a NodeZero host.

Integrations

NodeZero generates lots of data, which can be overwhelming and difficult to sort through. Here are sone filtering options.

  • Locally-Hosted NodeZero MCP Server: Allows the user to filter their results quickly, to get only the essential information they need.
  • Splunk App: Funnels all the data generated by a NodeZero pentest into Splunk. Put your Splunk-foo skills to work!
Locally-Hosted MCP Server
Set up and configure a locally-hosted NodeZero MCP server to use with AI.
Splunk Integration
Slurp NodeZero pentest results into a Splunk environment.

(Another option is the Horizon3-hosted MCP Server, which doesn't require a download.)

Verification and CLI

  • Horizon3 highly recommends verifying all downloads from Horizon3, to ensure that you are getting the authentic files.
  • The h3-cli command-line interface is available to run custom jobs and configurations, from wherever it is installed.
Verify Downloads
How to verify all downloads from Horizon3. Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks are real.
CLI
The command-line interface to interact with NodeZero.