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My team tries hard to make sure Imunify360 keeps your Linux web servers safe from cyber attack.
We think Imunify360 gives you the best antivirus and anti-malware protection against infection, and the simplest and quickest way of cleaning it up.
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We’ve released Imunify360 4.3 to production and now it’s time to boost your Malware Scanner performance using new features and options.
We’ve come up with a list of security issues our customers encounter on their servers.
Prior to version 4.3, ImunifyAV supported cPanel and DirectAdmin panels only. Starting from v4.3, ImunifyAV could be run on any CloudLinux OS, CentoOS 6/7 and RHEL 6/7 systems that have a required set of prerequisites. It doesn’t require any hosting panel installed, and can be run with any panel, as the UI is implemented using the Single Page Application paradigm.
Imunify360 v4.3 has a wider choice of default actions for the malware scanner. Here, we explain what they are.
Our 'Blamer' component knows how malware got in. We need testers for it.
The Blamer component in Imunify360 4.3 identifies the source of PHP server infections.
The release of Imunify360 v4.3 brings RapidScan, a feature to improve scanning speeds by as much as 1000%.
We're making anti-malware and antivirus scans faster with RapidScan, a new scanning option for Imunify360.
Hooks are a new addition to our flagship cybersecurity product Imunify360. In my recent post on hooks, I described how they let you capture events from the agent and act on them. For example, you might want to automatically notify a user or suspend a web hosting account if Imunify360 detects malware in the account’s file system.
Choose a couple of the best ways to notify you (admin) on critical issues detected by Imunify360?
