Archive for: November, 2014
Nov
12
2014
12
2014
1:43 pm
New security feature added to the Hepsia Control Panel – “Jail Host”
As you already know, we are very serious about the security of our web hosting environment and we are constantly busy in improving it. A few months ago, we enabled the ModSecurity anti-hack protection on all our servers to protect your hosting account from hacker attacks. But hackers never sleep and they always look for now ways to[continue...]Jul
29
2014
29
2014
11:38 am
ModSecurity Firewall implemented for all VPS servers
We are happy to announce a new enhancement part of our commitment for better security of our web hosting environment.The ModSecurity layer has proven to be very effective in protecting our cloud web hosting environment. Now the ModSecurity protection layer is also available for all VPS servers! What is ModSecurity? The ModSecurity Apache module is a great solution[continue...]May
16
2014
16
2014
9:02 am
New security feature – encrypted FTP connections now enabled on all of our servers
After more than two decades of its existence, the web is now facubg serious security issues. In this a hostile and unpredictable environment, it is the web hosting providers who need to shoulder the burden of keeping the integrity of web site contents and shelter them from negative influences. In a response to the recent online[continue...]Apr
30
2014
30
2014
12:17 pm
How to deal with a hacked web site? We have you covered!
We at iClickAndHost are commited to information security and client security. Our customers rely on us to provide them with reliable web hosting service so we need to always be on top of the game. We do the best to prevent any intrusions to our client's websites and we always keep an eye of the[continue...]Dec
08
2013
08
2013
8:31 pm
iClickAndHost ModSecurity firewall will now prevent brute force attacks
We at iClickAndHost have updated the ModSecurity Apache plugin running on all of our web hosting servers. This plugin acts as a firewall for web applications and has so far reduced the number of hacked websites on our servers significantly. As of this week, ModSecurity will also prevent “brute force” attacks. A brute force attack stands for an attempt[continue...]Jul
05
2013
05
2013
11:49 am