January 10, 2024

New Slack Notifications for Attack Alerts on Paraxial.io

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Source: paraxial.io

Paraxial.io offers 24/7 monitoring of applications, providing protective measures against cyber attacks such as exploit attempts and bot attacks. The service aims to keep your applications secure by detecting and thwarting threats in real time. With the newly introduced feature, users can receive instant Slack notifications whenever an attack is detected and blocked by Paraxial.io. Notifications cover severe threats like remote code execution (RCE) exploits, similar to the one leading to the infamous Equifax breach, as well as less advanced but equally damaging automated bot attacks, reminiscent of the 23andMe incident. To facilitate this new function, customers are guided to consult the documentation for setup instructions, or to get in touch for starting services with Paraxial.io. The blog post underlines the importance of security in Elixir and Phoenix applications and positions Paraxial.io as a solution to prevent data breaches.

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