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#infosec #security About using #Syspeace against #DDoS attacks for #sysadmin

June 11, 2014 / by Johan / Uncategorized / 0 comments

Syspeace and DDoS attacks We had a discussion the other day about Syspeace and if it would help in a DDoS attack. Essentially a DDoS attack is about overloading a server with massive traffic thus making it unreachable for the services the way it is supposed to be. This can be accomplished in numerous ways. […]

#infosec #cloudsecurity #Syspeace – Host Intrusion Prevention Software on an external #Windowsserver #VPS in the #Cloud #IaaS #PaaS

June 3, 2014 / by Johan / brute force, cloud security, ids/ips, syspeace / 0 comments

Syspeace – Host Intrusion Prevention Software on an external Windows Server VPS in the Cloud There are many variations of IaaS / PaaS / Cloud services. Some are public clouds and some are hybrids and some are private. There’s also the possibility rent an external VPS and use as a server at quite a few […]

#infosec #cloudsecurity #Syspeace – Host Intrusion Prevention Software on an external #Windowsserver #VPS in the #Cloud #IaaS #PaaS

June 3, 2014 / by Johan / brute force, cloud security, ids/ips, syspeace / 0 comments

#Infosec When and where is Syspeace useful for intrusion prevention ?

February 16, 2014 / by Johan / ids/ips, IT securiy, syspeace / 0 comments

In what scenarios Syspeace is useful for preventing brute force attacks? Do I need it if I’ve only got a Windows workstation? Syspeace is an intrusion prevention software mainly targeted for Windows Servers, SBS Server, RDS TS Servers, RDWeb, Sharepoint Servers, SQL Server, Exchange, Sharepoint, Citrix and so on but it will also run on […]

Syspeace for internal brute force protection on Windows Servers

September 25, 2013 / by Johan / brute force, cloud security, ids/ips, infosec, windowsserver / 0 comments

After installing Syspeace , the tech guys started getting notifications that their Exchange Server was trying to login to another server and it was rejected. There was no reason for this server to do so whatsoever and it had not been noticed earlier so it’s hard to say when it actually started. After disabling the […]

Am I under attack for a brute force or dictionary attack on my Windows server?

January 3, 2013 / by Johan / brute force, cloud security, ids/ips / 0 comments

Brute force attack or dictionary attack on Windows servers Dictionary attack and Brute force attack are fairly easy to find out if your Windows servers are being hit with some sort of an attack. Simply enable auditing of Logon Events in your Security Policy and look at the eventviewer and see what pops up. You […]