DATA BEANS / WINDOWS REMOTE DESKTOP SECURITY

RDP Guard.
A watchful eye on access.

RDP Guard is Windows Remote Desktop monitoring software from Data Beans. It watches failed RDP logons, manages Windows Firewall blocking, and gives administrators a local dashboard for reviewing activity and protection status.

WHAT IT DOES

Monitor failed logons.
Manage the response.

RDP Guard combines a Windows background service with a local administration dashboard. It monitors failed Remote Desktop authentication events and manages firewall rules for unwanted source addresses.

Administrators can review recorded activity, trusted IPs, blocking status, and diagnostics in one place. Configurable country filtering, email alerts, and health reports provide additional ways to manage the installation.

  • Failed RDP logon monitoring and automatic IP blocking.
  • Trusted IPs and configurable country filtering.
  • A local dashboard for history, health, and diagnostics.
  • Configurable email alerts and health reporting.

DESIGNED FOR WINDOWS ADMINISTRATION

Part of your
security toolkit.

RDP Guard is intended for administrators who want clearer visibility into failed Remote Desktop logons and a practical firewall-based response. Its service monitors in the background while the dashboard supports day-to-day review.

It complements strong authentication, careful access policies, operating-system updates, and broader infrastructure security. No single security tool eliminates every risk.

If the underlying application, access controls, or infrastructure need attention, Data Beans also provides application and infrastructure security consulting.

RDP GUARD QUESTIONS

Practical details.

What does RDP Guard monitor?

RDP Guard monitors failed Windows Remote Desktop logons. It uses recorded authentication events to drive its blocking response and presents activity and protection status in a local dashboard.

Does it replace authentication or other security controls?

No. RDP Guard is an additional administration tool. Continue to use strong authentication, appropriate network access controls, operating-system updates, and other protections suited to your environment.

Can I review activity and configure alerts?

Yes. The local dashboard provides activity, history, health, and diagnostics. Email alerts and health reporting are configurable and require an appropriate email delivery setup.

How do I get installation details?

Contact Data Beans for the current installer, requirements, and product information. Installation and configuration should be handled by a Windows administrator.

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