1. Use an SSL Certificate

Whenever users send personal data through your site, encryption is crucial. An SSL certificate ensures secure communication between browser and server. All our hosting plans include free SSL – because security should be a standard, not an extra.

2. Protect Against DDoS Attacks

A DDoS attack can make your website unavailable, leading to lost revenue and damaged reputation. We recommend specialized filters and Firewall solutions that detect and block malicious traffic.

3. Regular Data Backups

Losing critical information can be painful. Regular backups are like insurance – they protect your business from hacking, human error, or hardware failure, allowing fast recovery.

4. Strong Passwords & 2FA

Weak passwords are a serious vulnerability. Combining strong passwords with two-factor authentication is one of the most effective methods to secure accounts. Even if a password is stolen, 2FA adds a second security layer.

5. Secure Your Server with Firewall & Antivirus

A firewall acts as a barrier that filters every access attempt. Combined with antivirus software, most attacks can be stopped early, before they cause damage.

6. Keep Systems Updated

Outdated software is a hacker’s favorite entry point. Always apply patches and updates immediately to eliminate known vulnerabilities.

7. Train Your Employees

Human error is often the weakest link. Train your team to recognize phishing, secure password sharing, and social engineering tactics. Awareness drastically reduces the chance of compromise.

8. Monitor Website Activity

Monitoring helps detect anomalies in real time. Suspicious database queries or sudden traffic spikes from one region can be caught with tools like Wazuh or Zabbix, allowing you to act early.

9. Restrict Access to the Admin Panel

If your admin panel is publicly accessible, hackers have an open door. Best practice is to restrict access with IP filters or VPN, plus add 2FA for administrators.

10. Secure the Payment Process

When customers make payments, they expect their data to be safe. Use PCI-compliant platforms, SSL encryption, and protection against MITM attacks. A safe checkout builds trust and loyalty.

Conclusion

Cybersecurity is not a one-time task but an ongoing responsibility. Taking the right measures reduces the risk of losing data, reputation, and revenue. Contact us for a personalized security strategy – our team is here to ensure your online business is stable and protected.