Syspeace v3 is still available for download for servers running Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008.
Download + Try Syspeace 4.1.500
Install Syspeace Service on your servers; install Syspeace Console on your computer to access and manage Syspeace on your servers.
Syspeace v4 is a free upgrade from v3. See how Syspeace v4 compares to Syspeace v3.
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Why choose Syspeace protection
Syspeace is an Intrusion Prevention Solution, meaning that it reasons about the pattern of the failed login attempts and blocks the attacker once it can discern the attack from a legitimate user logging in incorrectly. These patterns are readily customizable by configuring Syspeace’s rules.
Brute-force attacks that otherwise thrive on being able to try a large number of logins until one of them works by chance are stopped nearly instantly. Since it is effective against many types of attacks, Syspeace is an excellent complement to antivirus and firewall software
Syspeace Service runs on…
Windows Server 2008 R2
incl. Windows Small Business Server 2011
Windows Server 2012 (incl. Essentials)
Windows Server 2012 R2 (incl. Essentials)
Windows Server 2016
Windows Server 2019
Windows Server 2022
Syspeace Console runs on…
Windows 7 SP1
Windows 8.1
Windows 10
Windows 11
File size: 120.3MB (126,121,062 bytes)
SHA-1 hash: 05F1280D74F2515BDDE3753D648B274B8BCF590C
SHA-256 hash: B7F10663F484E855F3131F48EA9A91BE4252072840318306F4D0A757FDBCFBCE
MD5 hash: A3F03DCAFFBB3777675AE04DF90C10A3
CRC32 checksum: 86719075
Syspeace Service runs on…
Windows Server 2008 R2
incl. Windows Small Business Server 2011
Windows Server 2012 (incl. Essentials)
Windows Server 2012 R2 (incl. Essentials)
Windows Server 2016
Windows Server 2019
Windows Server 2022
File size: 43.2MB (45,345,227 bytes)
SHA-1 hash: 827C2DB4B8B194171F1574D905F1A02B9BD2BB08
SHA-256 hash: 4EEE4769D779D203EBC884CA72B76D306141CA52D1BC1D2CCF251DD496D35668
MD5 hash: 35093F2A8A32881290997DC47C79433A
CRC32 checksum: 416F2765
Syspeace Console runs on…
Windows 7 SP1
Windows 8.1
Windows 10
Windows 11
File size: 77.2MB (80,975,744 bytes)
SHA-1 hash: 7187422F4ABCB0D732FFB28038E6F23F0002842E
SHA-256 hash: 9EB6B2F607E01B909F63F4BBA0261F85C6F5A9883D2999060F1CB11EDDA5AB67
MD5 hash: 70A872324824D22B15C5A428137D7995
CRC32 checksum: A2EC79CE
Quick and easy to get started
For a Syspeace free trial follow these simple steps:
- Download the Syspeace Service + Syspeace Console package.
- Enable logon events auditing in your local security policy to allow Syspeace to know about failed Windows login attempts. (Servers joined to domains may need to receive a group policy instead).
- Open the Control Panel.
- Open Administrative Tools.
- Open Local Security Policy.
- In the tree to the left, select Security Settings → Local Policies → Audit Policy
- In the list to the right, double click Audit logon events.
- Check the Success and Failure checkboxes.
- Install Syspeace Service on your server.
- Install Syspeace Console on your own computer.
- Start up Syspeace Console.
- Click to register a new Syspeace account and fill out the details.
- Verify the email address by typing in the code you receive.
- In the Syspeace Services list inside Syspeace Console, pair the service to your account. (Follow the instructions in Syspeace Console if the Service is not visible.)
Syspeace will now start protecting your server.
