By the time ransomware starts encrypting files, an attacker has often been inside your network for hours. They have used stolen credentials to access a server remotely, disabled your security tools, moved laterally across your infrastructure, and positioned themselves to cause maximum damage. BullWall Server Intrusion Protection closes that window. It detects and traps intruders the moment they attempt unauthorized server access, before they can disable defenses, exfiltrate data, or launch an attack.
Detects intruders attempting server access via stolen credentials and hijacked RDP sessions, and traps them before they reach critical infrastructure.
Prevents attackers from disabling security tools in the early stages of a breach, so your existing stack stays operational when it is needed most.
Blocks lateral movement and command-and-control activity automatically, limiting the attacker's ability to reach high-value systems.
Keeps immutable logs of all server access activity, ready for compliance audits, insurance requirements, and internal investigation.
Identifies and traps intruders attempting server access via stolen credentials before they can reach critical infrastructure.
Secures remote desktop and other remote access methods, closing one of the most common ransomware entry points.
Prevents attackers from disabling your existing security stack in the early stages of a breach, keeping defenses operational.
Automatically blocks lateral movement and command-and-control activity, limiting the attacker's reach across the network.
Detects and responds to early compromise indicators around the clock, without requiring a team member to be at a keyboard.
Maintains detailed, tamper-proof records of all server access activity for compliance, insurance, and forensic investigation.
"I experienced an attack where a cybercriminal used a valid user account to get in remotely. You can't prevent that. You need a ransomware containment solution like BullWall."
"This was one of the easiest setups of all time. We just needed a standard Windows server, and BullWall engineers had it configured in 20 minutes."
"BullWall gave us exactly what we were looking for. A way to contain ransomware attacks before they spiral out of control and cause significant damage. It's a game changer for us and our customers."
"You can't guarantee 100 % protection. But we felt that BullWall was unique in that if everything else fails, this was the catch-all last line of defence protecting our data."
"We can't employ enough people to sit there looking at all of this. We've got to automate our response time, our responses, and our monitoring of our system."
Ransomware Containment acts at the moment encryption begins, stopping the spread of an active attack. Server Intrusion Protection acts earlier in the attack chain, detecting and trapping intruders attempting unauthorized server access before they can launch an attack or disable your defenses. The two products work together as a complete ransomware operating layer.
BullWall SIP detects and responds to credential abuse via stolen usernames and passwords, hijacked RDP sessions, unauthorized remote access attempts, malicious scheduled task modifications, and lateral movement across critical server infrastructure.
Yes. BullWall SIP is agentless and does not require software to be installed on the servers it protects. It works across legacy and modern server environments without requiring changes to the underlying infrastructure.
BullWall traps the intruder on the network, alerts your IT team immediately, blocks lateral movement, and executes automated remediation. The full access log is captured automatically for investigation, compliance reporting, and insurance requirements.
Cyber insurers increasingly require organizations to demonstrate active controls over remote server access, including MFA and monitoring of RDP sessions. BullWall generates immutable access records and automated compliance documentation that aligns with insurance requirements and supports claim eligibility.
BullWall SIP is agentless and deploys without endpoint software rollout. Most organizations are fully operational within days, with no disruption to existing server infrastructure or security operations.