With Website Security, you have complete control over your site's security, all from a single dashboard.

You can configure the frequency of your site scans, easily install the SSL certificate to ensure a secure connection, and constantly monitor your site for malware and other security threats.

This allows you to proactively protect your website, ensuring the safety of your users' data and keeping your online reputation safe.

Your SSL certificate is integrated into the Web Application Firewall (WAF), included with Website Security.

This means that your site will be automatically protected from attacks and online threats while offering a secure connection to your visitors.

With the SSL certificate included in the WAF, you can ensure that all communications between your site and its users are encrypted and secure, increasing online trust and security for everyone who visits your site.

Absolutely yes.

Although an SSL certificate encrypts data transmitted to and from your website, it does not protect the site from other threats such as malware, SQL injection attacks, or DDoS.

By integrating both an SSL certificate and Website Security, you will ensure complete protection for every aspect of your site, offering visitors a safe and secure environment.

Depending on the Website Security suite you choose, you have the flexibility to select the frequency of security scans, which can be every 30 minutes, 12 hours or once a day.

If malware is detected, you will be notified immediately, allowing you to take immediate action to protect your site from attacks.

A WAF, or Web Application Firewall, is a firewall service designed to monitor and protect your website traffic in real time from online threats, such as SQL injection attacks (which insert malicious data to carry out unauthorized actions on the site ) and DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service, which overload the site with a huge amount of automated traffic).

Setting up the WAF is quick and easy and represents the first line of defense to protect your site, integrating with various Website Security features.

A CDN, or Content Delivery Network, is a distributed network of servers located in various parts of the world.

These servers use both dynamic and static caching to deliver content to site visitors quickly and reliably.

For example, if a user in Japan visits a site hosted in the United States, CDN allows them to view content quickly, as if the site were actually hosted in Japan.

This results in a better user experience, faster loading times, and increased site reliability.