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Syspeace 3.0 introduces: Geographical blocking
January 10, 2018
“Why doesn’t Syspeace let me block based on country?” With Syspeace 3.0, now you can.
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Preventing brute force attacks against Outlook on the web
January 14, 2015
If you’re running Microsoft Exchange Server your also quite likely to have the Outlook on the web (previously: Exchange Web Connect, Outlook Web Access (OWA), Outlook Web App) interface up and running to enable your users to use Exchange ActiveSync and access their email, calendars and contacts over an easy-to-use web interface accessible over the […]
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Does bruteforce attacks really exist?
April 30, 2014
A short blog post about how #Syspeace has blocked, traced and reported more than 2.7 Million bruteforce attacks against #windowsserver #msexhange #Sharepoint #remotedesktop #Citrix
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175 000 + brute force attacks on Windows automatically blocked by Syspeace
September 29, 2012
We had a look at the number the other day and since July 15:th we have successfully helped system administrators avoid over 175 000 brute force attempts on Windows servers worldwide! One of the key features in Syspeace is the GBL (Global Blacklist) that automatically analyzes and weighs every attack on every Syspeace installation and […]
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