Security

Change default ports like SSH (port 22) to enhance server security. This reduces vulnerability to common attacks and deters scanning by malicious programs.

A strong server password is crucial to prevent data loss. Use a mix of characters, avoid dictionary words, and lengthen your password. Consider setting a server-wide password policy for added security.

Securing your passwords and data is vital for site security. Protect your computer, keep software updated, and safeguard login credentials to prevent common site compromises.

To enhance security, adopt best practices to safeguard your website. Consider Liquid Web’s additional security services for added protection.

You’ve learned about computer security, website protection, and secure passwords. Now, safeguard your email accounts from compromise.

Generating a CSR for your SSL order in cPanel is straightforward. For Core-Managed or Self-Managed servers, we provide Command Line instructions.

Boost SSH security with SSH Keys, a pair of keys that, when used together, enable secure connections, allowing only authorized users to log in.

Enhance server security by disabling root SSH access and granting users ‘superuser (su)’ access for an additional layer of authentication.

ClamAV is a robust antivirus tool that scans your server for malicious files and email attachments, enhancing your security measures.

Secure Shell (SSH) enables secure computer connections through public-key cryptography, facilitating safe file transfers and remote computer access.

Server hardening strengthens security by enhancing various aspects, making your environment far more secure. Default configurations prioritize usability and functionality, not security.

Websites often use TLS (Transport Layer Security) for security, but SSL (Secure Socket Layers) is still used interchangeably. It secures data via encryption keys for safe online communication.