Security

On top of being PCI Compliant, we have a number of security measures in place to help ensure that our servers are as secure as possible. The following key security measures are in place: Fortinet Hardware Firewalls Corero DDOS Mitigation Mod Security (Web Applications Firewall) CXS CSF and LFD CloudLinux and CageFS Our platform is also backed by our 24/7 Australian based support team, that monitor our servers and respond to any alerts.

What is SSLv2,  SSLv3 & TLS 1.0? SSL (Secure Socket Layer) & TLS (Transport Layer Security) are two methods of security that sites and email use to keep your data encrypted and safe, it’s what puts the ‘s’ in https://.

Protecting your CMS configuration file(s) is critical in maintaining security of your website. Many common CMS scripts have a configuration file which contains your database, database user and password; meaning it's both a gateway to ensuring your website continues to function, but also a means of hacking.

It is possible to add password protection to your web directories/folders, making it easy to lock things down whilst in development or when keeping pages away from the general public. Using password protection will set a username and password prompt for accessing a particular directory in web browsers.