Security

One layer, used deliberately.

Syspeace detects repeated failed sign-in attempts on Windows Server and blocks the offending addresses. This page explains where that fits, and how to verify what you download.

Where Syspeace fits

A complement to your existing controls, not a replacement.

Syspeace does not provide multi-factor authentication, patch management, network segmentation, account lockout policy, endpoint protection, or firewall policy — those remain necessary regardless of whether Syspeace is installed. Syspeace adds a response to a specific pattern: repeated failed sign-in attempts against a server's own authentication surface. See the product page for the full picture.

Verify your download

Confirm what you install matches what Syspeace published.

Every installer on the downloads page is published with a SHA-256 checksum. Compare it against the file you downloaded before installing it on a production server — see Verifying a downloaded installer checksum for the exact steps.

Reporting a security issue

Tell us directly.

If you believe you've found a security issue affecting Syspeace, email support@syspeace.com with what you found and how to reproduce it.