Malicious IP addresses and domains
Command-and-control servers, phishing domains and hosts distributing malware. The connection is stopped before it is established.
WF SecurityCloud stops connections to and from IP addresses and domains that are already known for attacking. The protection is built on threat data from our own sensor network — not on reading your files, mail or documents.
One pool of licences covers every WF SecurityCloud product: the Windows client, the WordPress protection and the sensors.
What they have in common is that the attacker is almost always already known. The same addresses and domains turn up again and again, against different targets.
Command-and-control servers, phishing domains and hosts distributing malware. The connection is stopped before it is established.
Repeated login attempts against remote desktop and other exposed services are detected, and the address behind them is blocked.
Injection attempts, vulnerability probing against themes and plugins, and login attacks are stopped in the site's own protection layer.
Port and vulnerability scans against your systems are recorded and blocked — often the first step before a real attack.
Sensors around the world receive real attack attempts and report what they saw to the core. There the hits are weighed together into the block lists your devices fetch.
Beyond the sensor network we run collection systems of our own. We do not describe publicly how they work — that would make them easier to avoid. They contribute threat data that is hard to obtain any other way.
You pick what you need. Every part reports to the same panel and draws from the same pool of licences.
A Microsoft-signed kernel driver that blocks traffic in real time, stops brute force against remote desktop and logs every event.
A plugin installed and activated with a licence key. Protects against malicious code, vulnerability scanning and login attacks.
Captures attack attempts on your own network, and at the same time contributes to the threat picture that protects everyone else.
Licences, devices, logs and service control in one place. Start and stop protection on a client without going to the machine.
The chain runs one way only. Threat data comes in to us from the sensors, and protection goes out to your devices.
Sensors receive real attack attempts. Each attempt gives an address, a method and a point in time.
Hits are weighed together, duplicates are removed, and addresses that have stopped being dangerous drop out of the lists again.
Your clients and websites fetch updated block lists continuously. Nothing about your operations travels the other way.
The traffic is stopped locally on the device. The event is logged and appears in the panel with address, type and time.
You buy a number of licences and distribute them yourself across the products you need. Five licences can be three Windows clients and two WordPress sites — and look different next month.
Needs change over time. When they do, you move the licence in the panel instead of buying a new one.
Needs differ. So does the way into WF SecurityCloud.
One machine or a few. Install, activate with a licence key, done.
Several devices to administer centrally, with a log of what is being stopped and by what.
Many client sites to look after. One plugin, one pool of licences, one shared picture.
Exposed services under brute force and scanning around the clock.
The whole system is developed in Sweden by us, and runs on our own servers in our own data centre. That includes the AI, which analyses the threat data locally on our hardware.
No contracted consultants, no external AI service that gets to see data, no American cloud providers and no external connections into the operating environment. The chain is short enough to describe on one page.
WF SecurityCloud works the opposite way to solutions that have to read through what you are working on in order to protect you. Our knowledge of what is dangerous comes from the outside — from attack attempts against the sensor network, not from your files.
What leaves your device are events about blocked traffic: an address, a type and a point in time. That is what makes it possible for you to see what was stopped.
The panel is where you manage licences, see what is happening on your devices and control the services.
You get a dedicated reseller system for handling customers, licences and purchases. Commission and terms are agreed separately.
Create an account in the panel and add your first device. If you would rather talk to someone first, that works just as well.