Securing FTP Access

Protecting FTP services from brute-force attacks has never been easier.
The FTP Security Agent monitors network traffic on your configured TCP/IP port, instantly identifying failed login patterns and blocking attacker IPs before they can gain access.

FTP is one of the most vulnerable services on earth. Don't leave your servers unprotected!

The FTP Security Agent monitors network traffic on the TCP/IP port your FTP server is running. If your FTP server uses a non-default TCP port (default is 21), you will have to adjust the agent.

If your FTP system is used for administrative purposes or systems automation, best practice configuration is to override the default settings and choose "Hard lock forever". If users are working with your FTP server, you might not want to unlock them forever.

Securing FTP Access

Protecting FTP services from brute-force attacks has never been easier.The FTP Security Agent monitors network traffic on your configured TCP/IP port, instantly identifying failed login patterns and blocking attacker IPs before they can gain access.

Protecting FTP services from brute-force attacks has never been easier.
The FTP Security Agent monitors network traffic on your configured TCP/IP port, instantly identifying failed login patterns and blocking attacker IPs before they can gain access.