February 23rd, 2026
Improved
Fixed
Advanced Security
We’re excited to announce Advanced Security v7.5, focused on a major upgrade to our ransomware defense engine.
In this release, we’ve supercharged the ransomware protection driver. It now monitors not only I/O events, but also registry change events and process creation events for broader and earlier threat detection.
We also improved the ransomware protection pipeline itself to process events faster than before, reducing response time when suspicious behavior is detected.
As a result, ransomware protection in v7.5 is more efficient and helps defend against an even wider range of ransomware attack techniques.
Administrators often receive support requests from users who accidentally lock themselves out after mistyping their password a few times. The new Soft Lock option in Bruteforce Protection addresses this by temporarily blocking an IP address instead of permanently banning it. The block is automatically lifted after a configurable duration, and repeated offenses can still escalate to a permanent ban. This strikes a better balance between security and usability on busy servers.
The full changelog of this version can be found below:
Improvements:
Ransomware Protection: improved ransomware detection engine with faster event processing
Geographic Protection: updated IP / Countries database
Geographic Protection: updated Microsoft and CloudFlare public IP space
Bruteforce Protection: added optional Soft Lock mechanism
Fixes:
Bruteforce Protection: fixed translations
Audit: fixed rule "Firewall should be enabled"
April 30th, 2025
Improved
Fixed
Advanced Security
Application: added translations for subscription support
Command line: fixed firewall rule not removed from Windows Defender when whitelisting IP address with command line addwhitelistedip
Group membership: added support for Domain Users built-in group
Bruteforce: fixed no event logged
March 25th, 2025
Improved
Fixed
Advanced Security
Firewall and Events: improved navigation through data pages (using Up/Down/Page Up/Page Down keys)
Endpoints:
Added command line to add trusted devices
Added command line to enable/disable trusted devices
Bruteforce Protection: Improved correlation for finding the source of failed login attempts from RDP through Remote Access Web port (requires Remote Access v18.10.3.19 or higher)
Homeland: updated IP / Countries database
Documentation: a "Devops material" section has been created, listing the command lines available
Audit:
Fixed Remote Access RDP connexions logs were not found
Fixed Remote Access RDP connexions logs audit should not be available with Remote Access Desktop edition
Geographic protection: fixed removing authorized country
Secure Desktop: fixed rules were not applied on nested AD groups
March 10th, 2025
Improved
Fixed
Advanced Security

Bruteforce Protection:
Redesigned user interface, highlighting monitored app and protocols
Added support for MS FTP server, FileZilla FTP server, and MS SQL Server
Geographic Protection:
Redesigned user interface, highlighting authorized country
Added expiration date to authorize connexion from a specified country temporarily
Added country preselection for users
Improved country selector with search functionality in the dropdown list
Ransomware Protection: redesigned all components including Interrupted Programs, Whitelisted Programs, Snapshots, popup notification
Redesigned user interface for System Audit, Settings, User Whitelist, Backup Restore
System Audit: added audit checks related to Bruteforce Protection
Bruteforce Protection: fixed issue where failed login attempts from the Web portal were never blocked
Ransomware Protection:
Fixed high DPI issues
Fixed setup hangs due to driver unload not returning