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ThreatSentry Windows Web server Host Intrusion Prevention software defends IIS against new and progressive attack techniques, protects network weak points, overcomes lapses in patch management, and reinforces regulatory compliance.
An ISAPI filter hosted in MMC, ThreatSentry compares server requests to a knowledgebase and an evolving system baseline to detect untrusted activity and prevent attacks on Microsoft IIS. Supports Win 2000/2003, IIS 5/6.

Download security software: ThreatSentry 2.0

Developer: Privacyware

Unsurpassed Protection from Known/New, Internal/External Threats –
Advanced system/behavior profiling and comparative analysis engine enables ThreatSentry to extend the intrusion detection and prevention capabilities of conventional pattern matching, rules, and policy-based systems. ThreatSentry protects network weak points created by lapses in patch management, configuration errors, and the use of new and progressive attack techniques.

Breakthrough Combination of Advanced Technologies –
ThreatSentry is pre-configured with a knowledgebase of known exploitive techniques and attack characteristics. The knowledgebase can be enhanced and extended via a rules-driven module that enables the system administrator to specifically designate untrusted or permissible users and types of activity. The knowledgebase is complemented by a behavioral engine that organizes server requests into a multi-dimensional baseline of typical system activity. Each server connection is compared against the knowledgebase and system baseline to identify and take action against any activity falling outside trusted parameters. ThreatSentry’s intrusion prevention capabilities progressively improve as the baseline evolves automatically or based on input from the system administrator.

Unparalleled Affordability and Ease-of-Use – Implemented as an IIS ISAPI filter and manifested as a snap-in in to the Microsoft Management Console (MMC), ThreatSentry is exceptionally easy to use and affordably priced for enterprises of any size.

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