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Status Future consideration
Workspace Sterling Secure Proxy
Categories Reporting
Created by Guest
Created on Jan 19, 2018

RELATED IDEAS

Add built-in report for bruteforce attempts.

The Sterling Proxy is our gateway between

the internet and SFG.  As such, we are

exposed to attempts to guess user IDs

using brutefore methods. 

 

The raw internal logs show each event and

contain the IP address, Time, username and

number of failed authentication attempts. 
I believe it would be useful to create a

built-in Sterling report that can provide

information according to a selectable

timeframe, which contains, IP address,

number of attempts, userIDs used in

attack.  Selectable time frame would be

monthly for automated creation and user

selectable for one off report creation.

What is your industry? Government
How will this idea be used?

Security personnel monitor attempt

activity and may involve other units to

block specific IPs. 

This enhancement could also be used, if

implemented,  in conjunction with RFE: 

"Ability to reject user access at proxy

before authentication check" ID:113153 to

identify userIDs to be blocked.
  • Guest
    Reply
    |     Apr 12, 2018

    Hi,

    Thanks for opening this Enhancement Request with us. We have looked into it and at this point we are figuring out the best way to get this done. We will likely do it in Control Center as this is a monitoring task and we are parallely planning work on improving monitoring of Secure Proxy using Control Center. Having said that, we will update you once we have more details.

    Feel free to use the system to open more Enhancement Requests with us as you see fit.

    Thanks & Regards,

    Ripudaman Singh Kushwah

    Offering Manager, SSP & SEAS

  • Guest
    Reply
    |     Feb 3, 2018

    Using the word: "units"  I take that to mean other departments within an organization.  (Network admin, F5, Firewall support, etc. )   These groups are sometimes hard convinced to blocking specific IP's. (constant requests to block more and more.)

    It would be helpful to at least make it simpler for application admins to gather who is actually trying repeatedly to gain access to app software.

    Having this data accessible can also be used to set up an internal, host-basedOS, firewall blocks.  (iptables for UNIX) 

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