What is Comprehensive Six-Layer Website Security?

Browser Daily uses a next-generation security solution built for Linux VPS, Dedicated, and Shared servers. It uses cloud heuristics and the unique, proactive approach to provide total protection against known and unknown attacks.

Centralized Incident Management

A central dashboard is available directly within your control panel*, allowing you to quickly check in on the overall state of your server and manage all aspects of its security. The central dashboard displays all security events and the latest incidents updated every 60 seconds. It allows you to filter and select events based on various parameters, review the details of those incidents, access white list and black list management features, view settings and reports, and much more.

Advanced Firewall

Browser Daily offers advanced firewall protection that uses cloud heuristics and artificial intelligence to detect new threats and protect all servers that run the software. The firewall is capable of defending against brute force attacks, DoS attacks, and port scans.

The firewall tightly integrates with mod_security web application firewalls to dramatically enhance its usefulness. In combination with WAF, we can stop the majority of web application attacks even before they start. An advanced Captcha system is employed to reduce false positives and make sure that valid customers can reach your website.

Intrusion Detection and Protection System

More than 52% of hosting providers say that remote exploit is a top issue for their customers’ web servers. With IDS and IPS, you will be protected from inside out and outside in.

Browser Daily features an excellent Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) with a comprehensive collection of “deny” policy rules to quickly block all known attacks, especially those using a common or well-known exploit tool.

The Intrusion Detection System (IDS) provides excellent visibility of server security by monitoring server logs. It scans log files from all different angles and bans IPs that show malicious signs, such as password failures, potential exploits, etc. It helps protect your server from attacks and reports to the dashboard.

Malware Detection

Malware Scanning
Over 68% of hosting providers say that malware infection is a top issue for their customers’ web servers.

We automatically scans file systems for malware injection and quarantines infected files.

Proactive Defense

Proactive Defense (previously known as Sandboxing) protects websites against zero-day attacks - it stops even the malware that no scanner is able to detect. It identifies attacks on your Linux web servers in real time, then blocks potentially malicious executions automatically and with zero latency.

Proactive Defense uses a unique method of identifying security risks - it analyzes what scripts do rather than what is actually in the code.

Patch Management

Rebootless Secure Kernel
Rebootless Secure Kernel powered by KernelCare is a component that keeps your server secure by automatically patching kernels without having to reboot the server. Its agent checks for new patches every four hours and automatically applies them to the running server without any performance impact. KernelCare keeps your kernel updated to help you avoid disastrous incidents.

Hardened PHP
Hardened PHP is a component that ensures your web server security by patching all PHP versions against known vulnerabilities, allowing you to run any version of PHP without having to update programs to accommodate newer versions.

Reputation Management

We analyze if your domains are blocked by any blacklists and notify you if they are. Your site reputation is very important. For example, if you are added to the Google blacklist as a site that distributes malware, you will be excluded from Google search results, which can be devastating for business. If you get on an RBL list as a spammer, your emails to customers might not be delivered. If you don't proactively monitor your website’s reputation, you might not find out about blacklisting for weeks or even months, at which point the problem could become ruinous.

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