Netservers - Hacker Tracing and Reporting

Hacker Tracing and Reporting

Most intrusion attempts by hackers go completely unnoticed. The majority of Internet users, even those with adaquate protection, have no idea that their network is being probed and break-in attempts are occuring on a daily basis.

This lack of awareness feeds into the hacker's belief that he is anonymous and untraceable. Most victims only become aware hackers after they've successfully compromised their systems.

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The truth of the matter is that hackers can be traced. The vast majority of break-in attempts can be traced to a specific IP address. Quite often this IP address belongs to an innocent party, who's machine has itself been hacked. Equally, the IP address might belong to a dial-up Internet Service Provider.

Barriers to Tracing a hacker:

Lack of victim awareness
Poor or non-existant logging at the victims site
Non co-operative Internet Service Providers

Steps you can take:

Install a Network Intusion Detection System (IDS)
Install Host based IDS on your exposed servers
Check your logs on you servers on a daily basis

How we can help:

Our FireRack Firewall and IDS system will enable you to both protect your network and alert you to intrusion attempts.
Our team of specialist can assist you in securing your existing servers with host based IDS systems
We supply a range of Internet servers with built-in firewall and IDS features - see SpiderRack, PopRack and NomRack