Cloudflare has just launched their new Warp VPN which secures and optimizes DNS queries. Once enabled, Warp encrypts all connections – Securing all internet traffic on any device. Have a look at this VPN performance tool and what it can…
Starting from April 22, we’ll roll out auto-updates from Plesk 17.0 to Plesk 17.8 which will focus on server security and feature fixes. You’ll receive your update notification in the next days and can choose to update manually, turn off…
Today’s hackers are widening their scope of threats and creating deeper, harmful impacts. We all need our platforms safe if we want to stay in business. However, organizations tend to cut costs by not hiring full-time security analysts, taking the…
Without the right host for your website, a lot can go wrong for your business. Read on to learn more about the importance of choosing the right web hosting platform. How important is choosing the right web host Choosing the…
Valentin Vesa's charity website was constantly attacked by hackers, despite all his efforts. Until Sucuri stepped in. Carole Olinger tells his story, as told by Val himself at WCSEA.
Find out what attracted customers and partners like DigiCert to Plesk, why we're big on security, and how we responded to market changes along the years.
Hacking groups are using tactics to gain access to sensitive data. Read our list of the top hacking groups and find out what you can do to protect yourself.
Reporting the latest additions to the Plesk extensions catalog. All the extensions you see here are available to download or purchase as of the time of writing – May 2018. Inside this month’s edition, we highlight new ways you can…
Dodge security attacks and minimize vulnerability when building WordPress sites. Here are your essential steps for a WordPress Website Security check.
Linux Kernel flaw that has existed for over 10 years in the code has been discovered by Andrey Konovalov, a security researcher at Google. The DCCP (Datagram Congestion Control Protocol) implementation causes this flaw that can lead to kernel code…