Nowadays, Brute Force attacks come to the forefront as a widespread attack due to the developing of more rapid and effective password cracking tools. Before the Brute Force attack, businesses should configure the identity authentication system for security incidents such as suspicious log-in attempts or any changes to be made on the system files, therefore, be able to detect beforehand any malicious event. During the Brute Force attack, cyber pirates generally use an automatic (via target-oriented cyber pirate software) trial-and-error method in order to leak into their targeted user accounts and obtain the information within them. This method makes possible the breaking of passwords that bear various security elements with complicated combinations.
By using authentication source logs, detection process of Brute Force attacks is started with Logsign SIEM correlation techniques.
User is labelled as Attacker after behavioral analysis is conducted with correlation operations.
After the Attacker starts the Brute Force activity, the logs are enriched by conducting behavioral analysis with the logs received from the sources. Activities by the attacker are correlated and displayed in the relevant dashboard panels.
Incidents about the activities are shared with IT managers and alert mechanisms in e-mail & SMS are created.