Website Protection, Malware Removal, and Blacklist Prevention
| Features | Website AntiVirus | Website Firewall |
|---|---|---|
| Stop Hackers | Yes | Yes |
| DDOS Mitigation | Yes | Yes |
| Performance Optimization | Yes | Yes |
| Web Application Firewall | Yes | Yes |
| Malware Detection | Yes | No |
| Malware Cleanup | Yes | No |
| Blacklist Removal | Yes | No |
| Find Out More | LEARN MORE | SIGNUP |
DoS / DDoS attacks have increased in popularity. They are easy to employ and highly effective. Often, the attacker has to do little to cause your website harm. The goal is to disrupt your business by taking your website off-line. Stay ahead of these attacks.
Layer 7 HTTP Flood Attacks
DNS Amplification Attacks
SSDP Attacks
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Regardless of platforms, attackers are looking to hack your website via any means possible. One very popular technique employs a concept known as Brute Force attacks. This technique is antiquated, yet highly effective. It's a means of trying every possible combination of username and password against your log in panel, in the attempt at guessing the right combination, in turn gaining access to your website..
Throttling of Access Attempts to Entry Points
Brute Force Attacks Against WordPress, Joomla and Others
Introduction of IP Whitelisting Access Features
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The biggest contributor to website hacks today come from insecure code being exploited. With enough time, as new techniques are found, attackers find ways to exploit weaknesses in code. The Website Firewall helps stop those vulnerabilities from being exploited.
SQL Injection Attacks
Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
Stop Hackers Exploiting Software Vulnerabilities
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No one wants to know that their website is being used to infect online visitors. Whether it's to install a Trojan or something similar on their computer, or to steal credentials to their social platforms (i.e., Facebook, Twitter, etc..).
Stop Your Website From getting Infected
Prevent Google Blacklists
Protect your Brands Reputation
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Zero Day attacks have been around since the beginning of the security industry. They signify the moment where vulnerabilities are disclosed and a patch is not available. It's the moment where you and your website are at the greatest risk. Our Website Firewall allows us to virtually patch your environment within minutes of a Zero Day event being disclosed.
Virtual Hardening
Virtual patching
Protection in the Cloud
The biggest concern with security implementations is always the impacts to the websites performance. Rest assured that with our Website Firewall, you experience dramatic increases in performance, not just in how your website loads for your clients, but in the load placed on your web server.
Restore your brands reputation
Reduced load on infrastructure
Improved Website Performance
The beauty of the Sucuri Website Firewall is it works across all platforms, including today's most popular brands - WordPress, Joomla!, Drupal, vBulletin and many more. It supports Apache, NGINX, and Windows web servers as well. It was built with the end-user in mind, allowing for quick and easy deployments.
No product installation required
Supports all Content Management Systems (CMS) — WordPress, Joomla, etc...
Support all Web Servers — Apache, IIS, NGINX
No, we won’t. In order to activate CloudProxy all you need to do is change your DNS settings so that it will point to our servers but your hosting will remain the same. We will just be in the middle of the connection between the internet and your hosting company.
No and it can actually help in your site’s ranking.
A distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack happens when multiple IP addresses (sources) are trying to DoS (denial-of-service) a chosen target. This means that the targeted site or server gets so many requests that it cannot respond to legitimate traffic, or responds so slowly that it is rendered as unavailable. If these attacks are successful, there will be a server overload and the site will go down.
There are many types of DDOS attacks that can affect and bring down a website, and they vary in complexity and size. The most well known attacks are the syn-flood, Layer 3/4 UDP and DNS amplification attacks and Layer 7 HTTP Flood Attack.