Category: Use Case

ScaleCommerce, a leading provider of high-performance and secure online shop solutions, uses CrowdSec to reduce operational costs and supercharge efficiency.

By leveraging CrowdSec’s open source and collaborative approach, Bordeaux IUT mitigates security risks and fosters a culture of transparency and resilience.

Scaling can be an issue for smaller teams. See how we helped an MSSP user achieve scalable & low-friction authentication in 30 minutes with the CrowdSec IDPS.

Crédit Mutuel Arkéa, the leading bancassurance group in France, uses the CrowdSec Security Stack to protect its systems against malicious traffic.

CrowdSec Partner Abdallah Toutoungi, CyberShield, explains the importance of IDS and IPS in safeguarding a system against malicious actors.

ShieldPRO joins forces with CrowdSec to boost protection and prevention of attacks for their members, through signal sharing and a community blocklist tailor-made for WordPress.

At CrowdSec, we like challenges. And one of them is high logs volume processing to protect web infrastructures with larger traffic. In this article, we will see how to achieve high performance in log processing and push limits with horizontal scaling.

As CrowdSec is approaching its second anniversary, our community is stronger than ever and increasing at an exponential rate. We reached a point where each day more than 1 million signals – data on nefarious IP activity –  is shared with CrowdSec, contributing to the biggest Cyber Threat Intelligence in the world. With 1.8 million…

A short while ago, we sat down with Yannick Siegler, one of CrowdSec’s early spotters and most involved community member. Hi Yannick. Can you tell us a little bit more about yourself and your company? I have been an auto-entrepreneur for several years. I  run my own company, Siegler Informatique, offering managed services and VPS.…

Distributed Denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks have been targeting all types of businesses over the past few years. They have been used by hackers for quite some time and are some of the most common attacks but remain extremely efficient and harmful.  The concept is simple: hackers hammer a given target from many different locations to take…