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How to Secure Your Linux Server: A Detailed Guide

Feb14

by Ike on February 14, 2024 at 7:44 pm

Posted In: Linux Server, Linux Server Security, Plesk, Plesk server security, Releases, Server Security, Various

Does your business use Linux? If so, you’re not alone: countless other companies around the world rely on it daily too. One of the biggest benefits of using Linux is that Linux servers are open source, which makes them some of the most flexible and cost-effective servers available. Linux allows you to share resources and take part in its user community, which is particularly helpful for smaller businesses. It’s no surprise that Linux is a common choice for entrepreneurs launching new enterprises. However, as Linux is open source, it has its fair share of security flaws that you need to…

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Web Server Security – Beginner’s Guide

Jan03

by Ike on January 3, 2024 at 9:07 pm

Posted In: Plesk, Plesk server security, Releases, Server Security, Various, web server security, web servers

Web server security is a broad term covering the processes and solutions that keep web servers secure. Web server security encompasses three elements: host, network, and physical. For example, a comprehensive firewall can protect network connections, while unauthorized users are prevented from accessing a network by specific hardware or software components. When discussing web server security, we can look at two key areas: Securing a web server’s data Securing the services that run on a web server Access controls and operating system security protect a web server’s data, while antivirus software and firewalls safeguard the services that run on said…

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