If worrying about website security keeps you up at night, we’re here to help. Prostack has a suite of tools to help you keep on top of the ever-changing internet threat landscape, no matter what kind of site you run. Staying on top of software and system-related security is essential, especially when handling sensitive data such as PII (Personally Identifiable Information).
We’ll be looking into the different types of security services (Imunify360 application scanning: WAF, pro-active security, PCI Compliance, and Full Penetration testing) used here at ProStack to help you get a better understanding of server security and to help figure out which solution is right for you.
All-inclusive website security with Imunify360
You may have already seen our previous post on how we keep your sites secure with Imunify360. As standard, ImunifyAV is provided to all our cPanel and Cito customers. This software detects any malicious files, including web shells, viruses, hacker tools, and much more that could be installed into your hosted websites.
We also offer Imunify360 as an optional upgrade with an enhanced level of security. Imunify360 keeps servers free of malware by running real-time and background scans. Most importantly, it can also clean up or quarantine malware automatically.
For a full recap on Imunify360, explore our blog post here: How we keep your sites secure with Imunify360 – ProStack
PCI Compliance made easy with automated scans and ready-to-submit reports
If you manage an online store or business, you’ll be aware of the PCI standard and the need for compliance when handling sensitive information.
PCI DSS stands for the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards, which is a set of requirements designed to ensure that companies that process, store, or transmit credit card details maintain a secure environment. In order to become PCI compliant, every business or organisation will need to perform quarterly vulnerability scans and file reports with their bank.
This is where we (with the help of HackerGuardian PCI Scanner, our product of choice!) step in. HackerGuardian performs a number of vulnerability tests against your server, in order to validate it is secure and up to date.
Once the initial scan has been completed, our expert technical team will review the results and perform any remediation necessary to ensure compliance. We can also submit supporting evidence for any false positives that may be flagged.
Once the scan is complete you can submit the report to your bank who will certify you as compliant. Overall making your PCI Compliance requirements a breeze!
Stay ahead of the hackers with full Penetration Testing
For larger web applications, penetration testing can help give you confidence that your applications are secure and resilient against new and emerging threats. This type of testing attempts to find and actively exploit vulnerabilities in your website, so you can patch them before they are used against you.
Why do you need one? How do they help?
The aim of penetration testing is to identify and exploit shortcomings in the security of your web properties. It does this by testing your site for common types of vulnerability to see if they are successful. Penetration testers also provide remediation advice and offer guidance on how to reduce the impact of the security issue that has been identified.
What are the key benefits for your business?
- Identifies vulnerabilities at application level, such as cross-site scripting, SQL injection and remote code execution (RCE).
- Provides risk analysis of the impact of discovered vulnerabilities, and remediation advice.
- Allows those responsible for cyber security to prioritise, plan, budget and remediate in a methodical way.
This offers the opportunity to validate your current security position and to protect your business. By selecting the right scope and the right type of test, you can be reassured that your applications are secure. Explore our blog post where we explain the different types of pentest’s that are available – Is Penetration testing right for my business security – ProStack.
Penetration tests need to be an integral part of your overall risk management program. And always remember that true security is a holistic, overall approach that goes far beyond technical measures.
Fully certified to relevant industry standards such as Crest approved and ISO 27001, ISO 9001 accreditations. We are confident we can offer you effective testing with a fast turnaround, allowing you to quickly deal with any vulnerabilities discovered – Penetration Testing – ProStack.
ISO 27001 – Information Security Management
Lastly, we can’t forget to mention our recent achievements in becoming ISO 27001 Compliant. Our commitment to providing the highest quality standards in Information Security.
To find out more about our ISO accreditations, check out our previous blog post – ProStack raises the bar with new certifications – ProStack, or view our certificates here – ISO Certification – ProStack.
If you’re unsure which security service is right for your business, get in touch with one of our friendly experts to find which solution is right for you!