Standalone fail2ban install that watches your logs for repeated failed logins and bans offending IPs automatically, with your own IPs whitelisted first.
We install and configure fail2ban — an intrusion-prevention daemon that watches log files for repeated failed logins and other attack patterns, then bans offending IP addresses at the firewall for a configurable period. Jails are enabled for whatever is actually running on your server: SSH almost always, plus web server, mail, or application jails (Apache, Nginx, Postfix, Dovecot, WordPress, Nextcloud) where present. Before anything goes live, your own known-good IP addresses are whitelisted, so you and your staff cannot be locked out by the same system protecting you. We configure email or webhook notifications for bans, run test bans across each jail to confirm it actually catches what it should, and hand over a one-page reference of what's protected by which jail. Custom filters — pattern-matching for application-specific log lines the standard filters don't cover — are a separately quoted addition, and require you to supply log samples showing the exact lines to catch.
Book it — pay the fixed price, tell us your target environment
We deliver — an experienced specialist runs our standard workflow for this exact task; you can watch progress and ask questions
Hand-off — you get the deliverables, documentation, and a walkthrough if you want one
Existing Linux servers hardened to CIS Benchmark Level 1 (Level 2 on request) — SSH lockdown, fail2ban, automated patching, audit logging, and firewall rules — with a compliance report.
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View detailsSupervised OS updates run per VM inside a maintenance window you define — pre-update snapshot, apt/dnf/zypper execution, post-update verification and a change log.
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