Sweden HQ
Syspeace AB
Hästholmsvägen 28
SE-131 30 Nacka
Sweden
Email: support@syspeace.com
New York, USA
295 Madison Avenue, 12th Floor
New York, NY, 10017
USA
Phone: 1-646-569-9114
Ottawa, Canada
Constitution Square
340 Albert Street, 13th Floor
Ottawa, Ontario
Canada
K1R 7Y6
Phone: 1-613-686-3060
Syspeace for Windows Server 2012 and SQL Server
/in NewsSyspeace for Windows 2003 server released As many of you already know, we’ve released version 2 which also includes Windows 2003 support and we’ve got great feedback on it. While introducing version 2, we actually also rewrote a lot of the engine code in the background to make Syspeace more modular for us to implement […]
Syspeace now also for Windows 2003 Server
/in NewsWe’re happy to announce that the 2.0 version of Syspeace now also supports Windows 2003. A few other changes in there are that the engine is rewritten to be even faster, the GUI has been simplified and we’ve done a few other changes “under the hood” to make it more modular for future development of […]
Syspeace for Windows 2003 and 2012 due for release!
/in NewsSyspeace Version 2, with support for Windows Server 2003, 2008, 2008 R2 and 2012 is due for release this evening. More info on improvements and features to come. Stay tuned!
Am I under attack for a brute force or dictionary attack on my Windows server?
/in BlogBrute force attack or dictionary attack on Windows servers It’s relatively easy to determine if your Windows servers are hit with Dictionary or Brute force attacks. Simply enable auditing of Logon Events in your Security Policy and look at the event viewer and see what pops up. You will then know if your server is hit by brute […]
Getting your Datacenter Ready for the Holidays
/in Blog, NewsPreparing for longer holidays and getting the #datacenter ready.
How to setup Syspeace for RDP – Intrusion prevention for Windows servers
/in BlogThis is actually just a post based on some of the search terms that have led to people finding this blog. So, How to setup Syspeace for RDP …Actually, it might take you longer to read this blog entry than actually set it up. 1. Go to the Syspeace website and download the software 2. […]
Hack yourself and check your cloud or outsourcing provider’s security
/in BlogThe more we move our data to various Cloud services and to outsourcing companies, we also need to take the consequences into account what that means from a security perspective. Prior to a move to Cloud services, a company could keep track of how communications are secured, they could set their own account lockout policies […]
Preventing and blocking brute force and dictionary attacks on Windows Server
/in BlogSyspeace is an automated brute force prevention / dictionary attack software that protects Microsoft Windows Servers by monitoring the Windows Authentication mechanisms for unsuccessful logins. This means you get immediate protection for Microsoft Terminal Server, Citrix, Exchange OWA Webmail, SharePoint, CRM, Terminal Server RDWeb and more. For instance, there is also built-in protection for Exchange connectors. Each attack […]
Protecting your customers from brute force attacks in Cloud services or in an outsourcing company
/in BlogAbout brute force protection and Cloud Security and VPS (Virtual Private Servers) and outsourcing or hosted environments If you are a Cloud Service provider or an outsourcing company and giving your customers access to various Windows services such as file access, Exchange, Exchange OWA, Sharepoint, Citrix, RemoteApp and Terminal Server services or even VPS (Virtual […]
Let’s look at some ROI: So far we’ve saved 4 292 968 US$
/in BlogThis is just a geeky, cost-calculating experiment really. Nothing scientific or anything. Just a fun thought on how easy it is to calculate the ROI for the low cost of Syspeace licenses. Yesterday evening we had a really interesting meeting with a future reseller so we thought we’d look at the actual numbers of blocked […]