
We’re excited to announce that CloudLinux will be attending WordCamp Europe 2025, taking place from June 5–7 in Basel, Switzerland.

Earlier this month, we introduced the Imunify Security WordPress Plugin — designed to make the powerful protection of Imunify360 visible right inside the WordPress Admin Dashboard.

The hosting industry stands at a critical juncture, with providers navigating complex challenges and emerging opportunities.

If your customers don’t see the security you provide — do they know it’s even there? That’s the challenge we set out to solve with the new Imunify Security WordPress Plugin.

As a hosting provider, you understand the chaos spam creates — not just for your clients but for your servers. The battle against spam isn’t about protecting inboxes; it’s about safeguarding the lifeblood of your hosting infrastructure: your email traffic.

At Imunify, we’re excited to announce a pilot program for our latest product: MyImunify. This program is an opportunity for hosting providers to test a new revenue-sharing model that combines cutting-edge malware protection with a seamless upsell experience for your customers.

ImunifyEmail is an advanced email filtration solution that integrates seamlessly with cPanel's Exim mail server. Functioning as a pre-routing configuration, it intercepts emails before other routing configurations are applied.

In the fast-growing VPS hosting market, offering a solution that combines performance, security, and efficiency is essential. The CloudLinux VPS Bundle for Partners is designed to help you stand out, providing a comprehensive package with CloudLinux OS and Imunify360 for unmatched stability and protection.


Last week, we introduced a new feature in ImunifyEmail—Incoming Filtering (Beta)—enhancing protection against unwanted emails and ensuring a cleaner, more secure inbox experience. In addition to this exciting update, we’re pleased to share the latest results demonstrating the exceptional efficiency of ImunifyEmail’s outgoing spam filtering.

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