Category archives: Security - Page 1

How To Secure Linux Servers

Just because you don’t have anything of value on your server, doesn’t mean that malicious actors won’t target it. You may be thinking that since your server isn’t even running […]

Maab S.

12min Read

10 Tips for Securing Your Email Server

Whether you are running a virtual server or a dedicated (bare-metal) server, the mail server is probably the most active server in your data centre. This activeness can be attributed […]

Oluniyi A.

4min Read

Why You Should Take Website Security Seriously

Picture this: you’re going about your business online; writing the ol’ blog post, replying to a reader, preparing your newsletter, when a subtle message pops up in the corner. You […]

Ashwin S.

7min Read

Website Security Checklist: 18 Ways to Secure Your Site

Most people don’t take website security seriously until they get hacked. And no amount of regret or tears can bring back their precious data, website, money, time, energy, and clients […]

Maab S.

14min Read

config firewall with firewalld on CentOS

Configure CentOS 8 Firewall with firewalld and firewall-cmd

A firewall is one of the most fundamental ways to monitor and filter incoming and outgoing traffic. A set of inbound and outbound rules defined within firewall settings, determine which […]

Maab S.

8min Read

Why “password” isn’t a password

A good password is more than just some obscure word or a random combination of characters. Modern password cracking software and computing power can easily break passwords in a surprisingly […]

Michel L.

3min Read

How to Setup and Configure SpamAssassin on cPanel

A global surge in email phishing attacks and fraudulent emails puts you at risk. Here’s how you can protect yourself using prevention strategies outlined in this article. Apache SpamAssassin is […]

Maab S.

9min Read

Installing and Configuring Configserver Security & Firewall (CSF)

Install & Configure Configserver Security & Firewall

ConfigServer Firewall, or CSF, is a security tool that can help protect your server against attacks and improve server safety. It is a Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI) firewall, login/intrusion detection […]

Michael O.

2min Read

Set up Firewalld on Centos 7

Setting up FirewallD on CentOS 7 is a relatively easy and straightforward process. FirewallD is a firewall management tool that CentOS 7 servers offer by default. It provides a dynamic […]

Michael O.

2min Read

Category archives: Security - Page 1

How To Secure Linux Servers

10 Tips for Securing Your Email Server

Why You Should Take Website Security Seriously

Website Security Checklist: 18 Ways to Secure Your Site

Configure CentOS 8 Firewall with firewalld and firewall-cmd

Why “password” isn’t a password

How to Setup and Configure SpamAssassin on cPanel

Install & Configure Configserver Security & Firewall

Set up Firewalld on Centos 7

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