Dear Valued Customers,
We want to inform you about a critical security issue affecting the widely-used Polyfill JavaScript library and to update you on the measures Imunify360 has taken to protect you.
Dear Imunify Users,
We have an important update regarding the development of ImunifyAV, ImunifyAV+, and Imunify360 on CentOS 6 and CloudLinux OS 6.
We are thrilled to announce the official commercial launch of ImunifyEmail, the latest addition to our suite of cybersecurity solutions, scheduled for June 1st.
Following its successful beta release in February 2022 and subsequent production launch in May 2023, ImunifyEmail has rapidly gained traction, demonstrating its effectiveness in safeguarding email communications for businesses worldwide.
We are excited to announce that Cloudways, a premier managed hosting platform, a part of DigitalOcean Holdings, Inc., has chosen Imunify360 to enhance security across its entire server fleet. This decision by Cloudways to procure our top-tier security solutions underscores a significant commitment to providing superior protection for all hosted websites, across various platforms.
The Imunify360 team is proud to announce that Liquid Web, a leading provider of premium hosting for small to midsize businesses, has launched Imunify360 PLUS catered to specific needs of LiquidWeb. This advanced malware detection and remediation solution delivers proactive defense against emerging threats, reduces potential data breaches, improves website performance, and ensures compliance with industry standards.
Securing a server requires the right configurations, but securing a server that protects your data and all other customers hosted on the server is much more complex. Without the right tools, a hosting provider would need several technicians to handle customer tickets, analyze the problem, and remediate cybersecurity issues. Imunify360 monitors, stops, and remediates many common exploits, saving server administrators time and owners' money. In this article you will discover the following:
If you don’t use cPanel, you probably use Plesk, as it’s one of the most common hosting platforms on the market. Similar to cPanel, hackers target hosting platforms to gain high-privilege access to web applications and server resources. Plesk has several security extensions that will help harden the protection of sites, but relying on simple extensions without following best practices could still leave your site and the main Plesk master account vulnerable to malware and exploits. In this article, you will learn about Plesk and discover Plesk security best practices:
In the ever-evolving world of web hosting and digital services, ensuring robust server security is paramount. WebJIVE, a prominent web hosting provider with a 20-year track record of excellence, recently overcame significant security challenges and elevated its server security game with Imunify360.
Duplika, an 18-year-old dedicated hosting provider, faced a critical challenge: escalating cyber threats compromising client trust. IP blocks, outdated security measures, and compromised sites threatened their reputation until Imunify360 entered the fray.
We are glad to announce the latest release of Imunify360, introducing a new feature: the ability to add Graylist records. This feature enhances server security control by allowing administrators to manage visitor access more precisely in border cases.