CrowdSec

Purpose

Collaborative intrusion detection and automated remediation

Decision Summary

Production Ready only as a supplementary detection/remediation layer; not a replacement for core security controls.

Field Notes

Authoritative official documentation reference normalized on 2026-08-04. Existing CSI classification and field evidence retained.

Backup Strategy

Back up configuration, acquisition files, scenarios, LAPI credentials and remediation-component keys.

Recovery Strategy

Reinstall the approved engine and remediation component, restore configuration, update the hub and verify detection plus enforcement.

Version History

2026-08-04 — Official documentation reference added/normalized.

Technology Register Metadata

CSI Classification: Production Ready
CSI Tech ID: 14
Category: Cyber Security
Client Approved: Yes
Client Readiness: 4
Commercial Use: Allowed
Community: 4.5
Current Version: Security Engine v1.7 series
Deployment: Docker, Native
Deployment Simplicity: 3.5
Docker Support: Official
Documentation: 4.5
Documentation URL: https://docs.crowdsec.net/
Ease of Use: 3.5
Evidence Complete: Yes
Last Updated: July 26, 2026 10:51 PM
Last Verified: July 25, 2026
Licence: MIT License for Security Engine; Console, blocklists and premium services have separate terms.
Lifecycle Status: Done
Next Review: January 25, 2027
OS Support: Linux, Windows
Official URL: https://www.crowdsec.net/
Offline Capability: 3
Offline Support: Partial
Overall Score: 3.9
Performance: 4
Security: 4
Stability: 4

Migration Record

Imported deterministically from the CSI Technology Register.

Source classifications, approval state, risk state, version information and testing status have been preserved. No additional approval or validation has been inferred during migration.

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