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Detect
Syspeace Service follows the Windows Security event log for repeated failed sign-in attempts and other suspicious authentication activity, then evaluates it against configurable rules.
Windows Server intrusion prevention
Stop brute-force attacks before they become incidents.
Syspeace watches for repeated failed sign-in attempts and other suspicious authentication behavior on Windows Server, then blocks the offending IP addresses automatically.
No credit cardCentrally managed in v4Windows Server focused
Response path Protected
- 01Failed sign-in detectedSyspeace Service reads the Windows Security event log
- 02Rule evaluates contextThresholds, address data, and policy are applied
- 03Address blockedTraffic is stopped through the Windows Filtering Platform
- 04Event visible in ConsoleAdministrators keep remote operational visibility
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One consoleRemote server management
IPv4 + IPv6Modern address support
Host-levelEnforcement close to the server
A direct operational loop: detect, block, manage, report.
Syspeace is built around a small number of well-defined jobs rather than a broad, unfocused feature set.
02
Block
Syspeace v4 blocks offending IP addresses directly through the Windows Filtering Platform, so enforcement keeps working even when Windows Firewall is disabled or managed by other software.
03
Manage centrally
Syspeace Console connects to every protected server through the Syspeace relay, so administrators can review and configure services remotely without direct line-of-sight to the server.
Central management in Syspeace v4
Protection stays on the server. Control stays with your team, from anywhere.
Syspeace Service handles detection and blocking on each protected server. Syspeace Console connects to every service through the Syspeace relay, so administrators can review activity and change configuration without needing direct network line-of-sight to the server.
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Syspeace ServiceDetection and enforcement, on the server
Syspeace relay
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Syspeace ConsoleRemote administration, from any workstation
Find the environment closest to yours.
Syspeace runs the same detection and blocking model everywhere — these pages cover how it applies to specific Windows Server environments.
01
Windows Server
Why internet-exposed Windows Server sign-ins attract automated attacks, and how Syspeace responds.
02
Remote Desktop and RDS
Repeated failed sign-in attempts against Remote Desktop and RDS environments, and how Syspeace responds.
03
Web and Application Servers
Where Windows-hosted web and application services expose authentication surfaces Syspeace can respond to.
04
Managed Service Providers
Central visibility and consistent operations across servers you manage for multiple customers.
A restrained set of claims, not a marketing checklist.
Built for Windows Server
Not a general endpoint agent — Syspeace Service is designed specifically for Windows Server sign-in surfaces.
Direct enforcement in v4
Blocking goes through the Windows Filtering Platform directly, not by delegating to Windows Firewall.
One account, every server
Syspeace Console reaches every paired server through the Syspeace relay, without needing direct network line-of-sight.
One layer in your security strategy
Syspeace complements MFA, patching, network segmentation, and firewall policy — it does not replace them.
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