Imunify360 has been made available to Canadian provider FullHost’s customers.
FullHost has headquarters in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada and data centers in Vancouver, British Columbia and Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Established in 2004, the company offers a broad range of premiere web hosting products and services including shared and reseller hosting alongside “self-managed and managed” virtual cloud and Virtual Private Servers (VPS). The company also offers bare metal dedicated servers, SSL certificates and domain registration. Imunify360 provides “total protection against threats, including distributed brute force attacks” and other common web server threats.
The Imunify360 solution is provided by CloudLinux. Based in Arcadia, California, United States, CloudLinux is the provider of the leading Operating System (OS) designed for hosting service providers offering shared hosting accounts and “data centers who sell servers to enterprise and SMB customers”. Established in 2006, CloudLinux powers “more than 20 million websites”.
CloudLinux’s Imunify360 security solution receives information on possible new attacks from servers around the world. The solution monitors your servers to recognize and address security threats that might be in the traffic your servers receives. It also utilizes AI technology to manage rules that prevent potential attacks. Using machine learning technology and algorithms, it also identifies abnormal behavior to prevent attacks. FullHost have deployed Imunify360 to “ensure maximum protection for all their shared, reseller, and Enterprise hosting clients”.
“CloudLinux has revolutionized the way shared hosting is managed, and we’ve been a firm believer of products that have been developed by the team behind Imunify360”, explained FullHost’s Director of Business Development, Chris Tilden. “The automated security solutions and the constant learning that Imunify360 will garner from servers all over the world will undoubtedly increase the protection to our clients and ensure the best hosting experience they can have, with greater peace of mind knowing that their applications are as secure as they can be. Anything that can be done to prevent malicious attacks is a worthwhile investment.”
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