Long Sessions, Obscure Browsers, Strange IPs? Your Network Should Speak Up Before the Attack

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Attack signals show up before the damage does. A login at an unusual hour, a rare browser, a device outside inventory. If there is no alert, there is a gap.

QSP Network monitors patterns, detects deviations, and triggers alerts before an incident escalates. Everything is controlled from the administrative console, with logs your team can actually act on.

You can configure rules by group, app, schedule, or source so suspicious behavior is flagged early instead of being discovered after impact.

Failed Login Attempt Alerts

Detect repeated failed access attempts before they become successful compromise.


  Detect the deviation before there is damage.  

Blocked Access, Long Sessions, and Unauthorized Browsers

Turn suspicious sessions, blocked actions, and unapproved browser usage into immediate investigation signals.

Real-Time Reporting

Filter live reports by team, device, or location to identify abnormal access patterns faster.

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