Product Updates

Am I Under Attack leverages advanced AI algorithms to detect anomalies in your logs indicating more sophisticated or targeted attacks.

In a previous article, we introduced the CTI Report, this time, we are taking it a step further and introducing new and advanced search options for our IP lookup.  You now have access to multiple search options to accurately and effectively explore the CrowdSec CTI.   Let’s take a look. IP lookup search These new search […]

In case you missed it, we recently announced the new Blocklists Catalog in the CrowdSec Console. In the catalog, you can find several blocklists centralized in one place, including third-party blocklists that are free to all users.  All users on the CrowdSec Console can subscribe their Security Engines to third-party blocklists to secure their systems […]

By integrating CrowdSec with the ELK stack via Syslog, you can enhance your security monitoring capabilities and bolster your threat detection mechanisms.

We are introducing a much-needed revamp of the CrowdSec CTI report to empower threat hunters and analysts to swiftly locate vital threat information.

Introducing a centralized hub to explore and compare the CrowdSec Blocklists, helping you select the most relevant to your security needs.

Try the new Cloudflare Remediation Component and see the difference it can make in elevating the security of your website.

Understanding the triggers behind a security alert is crucial for smooth security operations and simplifying threat detection.

Detect successful SSH brute force attacks effectively with advanced security tools and proactive monitoring measures. Protect your systems from unauthorized access.

The biggest release since 1.0, CrowdSec Security Engine 1.5 brings you new features, major enhancements, and more control of your security management. Discover all that is new in 1.5 and how to get started in this article.

Our work on CrowdSec 1.5 (our latest release that will be available in the summer of this year) has allowed us to achieve much faster response times when processing high volumes of logs, while significantly reducing the amount of processing power needed. See our benchmarking tests and get a closer look at the results!

CrowdSec 1.5 is the biggest version since 1.0 with plenty of new features, capabilities, and more! Take a look at what we have in store and be one of the first to test it out before we officially launch it this summer.

Discover the new CrowdSec Community API Key that allows you to query our global CTI database. You will be able to get insights about an IP’s malicious activity detected by our network, but this time with other tools outside of the CrowdSec Console. Enrich your prevention or forensics analysis with CrowdSec’s Cyber Threat Intelligence.

We just released a new version of the CrowdSec Console with new features for your instances management, improvements in user experience, and bug fixes. Learn all about them in this article!

CrowdSec offers the largest detection network in the world thanks to a collaborative community and being easily integrated almost anywhere. Discover 3 integration examples that have helped boost CrowdSec’s network and detailed database on attacks.

Save time and avoid Alert Fatigue with the new Background Noise filter available in the CrowdSec Console for all premium users.

We just released the HAProxy Bouncer which brings you features such as support of Stream Mode, captcha remediations (reCaptcha V2), ban template and redirection location. Discover all about this new feature and use the guide provided to install the bouncer.

We are very happy to announce the release of CrowdSec 1.4: Windows support, client authentication via certificates, dynamic decision time, easier configuration, and a ton of improvements. Check out what’s new in this article.

This new major version brings new features: Introduction Before we get started, here is a quick reminder of what a bouncer is in the CrowdSec ecosystem: pieces of standalone software in charge of acting upon blocked IPs. They can either be within the applicative stack or work out of the band. While the CrowdSec agents […]

The latest addition to CrowdSec was OPNsense, a FreeBSD distribution designed for security. OPNsense is easy to set up and offers a firewall and routing software to secure a network. It can be compared to pfSense from which it is derived. It is therefore widely used by companies. This tutorial covers how to install the […]

Today, we’re releasing version 1.3.0 of CrowdSec. What’s new in this release This release brings the support of Kinesis as a data source. While we were already supporting CloudWatch in the AWS universe, this data source suffers various limitations that don’t make it very fit when it comes to processing significant throughput of events (mostly […]