Online Security

A critical authentication bypass vulnerability in WordPress’s Really Simple Security (formerly Really Simple SSL) plugin could allow unauthorized admin access. Update immediately for security. Read more in our blog.

Educating yourself about website security is very important nowadays. Check out the basic steps you can take on your own to safeguard your website from online abuse.

A new ransomware called Lilocked (or Lilu) has recently been targeting Linux-based servers exclusively. We are glad to inform you that our servers are patched and your content is immune to infection.

A critical RCE security flaw has impacted over half of the Internet’s email servers. We’ve patched our servers so you are safe on our platform!

Maintaining an uninterrupted online presence is not an easy task. Check out our list of measures that you could take to make sure you are prepared to respond to any eventual performance issues that almost no one online is immune to.

Learn more about cyber security trends and what we could expect from the ‘bad guys’ according to the latest report from Neustar – a leading security services provider who are also the registry behind .US and whom we have accreditation with.

Check out our selection of proven tips for strengthening your web environment and keeping the PHP configuration less susceptible to malicious activities.

Learn more about the key differences between GDPR-protected and Whois Privacy shielded data so you can make an informed choice about the privacy of your domain details.

Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which will come into force on May 25, 2018, will ‘overhaul’ the way businesses handle their customers’ information and will ensure utmost data protection. Learn more about the principles of the GDPR and about our approach to GDPR compliance.

WordPress is very popular and that makes it an ideal target for hackers. Check out our 9 proven tricks to protect your WordPress site from attacks