Hosting that keeps a guard on the door, day and night

The managed firewall reads every request before your code sees it, matching it against a signature list our team keeps up to date. SQL injection aimed at your database gets stopped there. So do cross-site scripting payloads written to hijack a visitor's session, remote file inclusion, directory traversal and command injection. That same layer sifts out abusive bots, credential-stuffing scripts and the endless drive-by traffic probing for weak spots in popular plugins or themes. Rules are not your problem: nobody expects you to write one, and we tune and update the set as fresh threats turn up. Real visitors pass through with no delay and nothing in their way, while hostile requests are discarded at the edge, so your server never spends a cycle on them. A large share of the common attacks out there stops before it can touch your application, your database or your files.

Imunify360 ships with every secure plan and never really stops working: it sweeps in the background all day and all night, then re-checks any file the moment it is uploaded or edited. Find a planted backdoor, a defaced page, a phishing kit or a script pumping out spam on the side, and it drops that file into quarantine there and then, so the infection stays put instead of working its way across the account. Your dashboard lists what turned up and where it was hiding, and you can look at any item yourself or pull it back if the scanner got it wrong. Detection is only half of it. Plugins and themes you have not updated sit behind virtual patching, which blocks the known exploits attackers reach for first and buys you time. Since the scan runs without pause rather than once a day, most trouble is found and shut down inside a few minutes, which keeps the site clean and your visitors out of harm's way.

Yes. No trial window, no free-for-the-first-year trick, no upsell waiting at the end of it. Every domain and subdomain on a secure plan is issued a certificate the moment it goes live, and it renews itself ahead of expiry for as long as the site stays hosted with us. The padlock in your visitor's address bar simply stays put, and no invoice, warning email or renewal reminder ever lands in your inbox. What the certificate does is scramble the link between a browser and the server, so logins, contact-form entries, checkout details and anything else somebody types remain private while they travel. Search engines count it in your favour too, and browsers stop stamping a 'Not secure' warning across your pages before anyone has read a word. Nothing needs doing at your end: we issue it, we keep it current, and the site is encrypted from its first day online.

Every day, without anyone pressing a button, and the copy is written to storage well away from the machine it exists to protect. Files and databases go into the same snapshot, so what comes back is a site that works rather than a pile of parts you have to bolt together again. Restoring is your job, not a support ticket. Open the dashboard, choose a recovery point, and roll back the whole account, one site on it, or a single database; that is a handful of clicks, and it usually finishes inside a few minutes. So the daily copy is the answer to most of what goes sideways: an update that broke the theme, an edit you regret, a file deleted by mistake, or something considerably worse. Nothing needs remembering on your part, and because those copies sit off the server, they are still waiting for you even when the live environment is in trouble.

No. The work happens at the network edge, a long way in front of your server, and it judges traffic by volume and shape instead of picking apart each page request. That is why a genuine visitor is waved through with nothing added to their load time, while a wall of packets sent to flood your site is absorbed and stripped away before it can touch your hosting. Capacity for that filtering is spread across the whole network rather than parked on one box, so it can swallow attacks far larger than any single server would survive. During an assault that would knock an unprotected site clean offline, yours carries on answering requests. There is no switch to flip and no configuration to write. It runs by default on every plan, guarding your uptime on the quiet days as much as the ones when somebody has you in their sights.

Two things watch the platform: software that never blinks, and people, every hour of every day. The automated half tracks server health, uptime, resource usage, disk and network activity, plus the known fingerprints of an intrusion, and it fires an alert the second a number drifts out of shape. Our team picks those alerts up and starts digging into anything odd straight away, rather than sitting on their hands until you notice and open a ticket. Hardware giving up, a strange traffic spike, a run of failed logins: all of it lands in the same queue, which is why problems are often dealt with before a single visitor sees them. Put that alongside the firewall, malware scanning and daily backups and you have the layer on duty while you sleep or get on with other work. Spot something before we do? The same support team is around the clock and one message away.