Qriton Shield

Respond to attacks in proportion. Record the reason for every block.

Adaptive defense for your servers. Qriton Shield watches the network and the application, responds in proportion and records the reason for every action.

09:41:07BLOCKKnown attack pattern: secret-file probes, listed 43 s after the first request
09:41:02CHALLENGEClaims to be a search crawler; the address does not confirm it
09:40:51ALLOWVerified crawler

Every public server is probed, all day.

On one of our own servers, 1.25 million requests in 255 days matched a known attack pattern, most of them looking for secret files or WordPress. Allow-or-block rules see single requests; Shield sees behaviour across sessions.

And when it acts, it keeps the reason, so “the system blocked it” is never the whole answer.

What it does.

Every level

Connections, reputation and web requests in one decision, including traffic that never reaches the application.

In proportion

Allow, rate-limit, challenge or block, escalating automatically during active attacks.

Recorded

A recorded reason for every action. Blocks expire, and decisions stay reviewable.

How it works.

01

Watch

Network and application signals, read together.

02

Decide

The lightest response that works, tightened when an attack is under way.

03

Record

The reason behind each action, kept for your team and your auditors.

8 months

In production on a live web server

43 s

Median time from first probe to listing

0 of 510

Blocked addresses back within a day

At a glance.

Platforms
Windows, Linux, Docker and ARM64.
Responses
Allow, rate-limit, challenge or block, with automatic escalation.
Visitors
Claims to be a known crawler are checked against the address.
Plans
Free on one server. Enterprise deployment across your estate.

Questions.

Does Shield replace our firewall?
No. It works alongside your perimeter controls and adds adaptive decisions, each with a recorded reason, on the server itself.
Will it block legitimate users?
Shield enforces only on the evidence it trusts most. Blocks expire automatically, and addresses later found to be safe are released.
Can we try it?
Yes. Qriton Shield is free on an individual server.

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