Security became one of the most important aspects of any online service provider for a stable and better business. New exploits and vulnerabilities are detected each day passes, poorly configured server components will put your business in jeopardy. You might be wondering why you need some technicians to do the job…! Well, Have you ever wonder how many ports does your server expose to the open world to connect to? How many unwanted services are you running on the server that eats your server resources and possibly opens a back-door or vulnerability to the attackers… This is where the situation demands someone who has explored every part of the server and knows what strategy to use.. Because as security increases, usability also decreases
iServerSupport offers the best and affordable Server Security Service which will cover all areas of your server no matter what kind of service you are running on the server. You will be able to utilize our Server Security Service regardless of the Operating System your Server uses. We have L1 – L2 level Microsoft and Redhat Certified System administrators who will be able to identify and resolve any security threats against your servers. Keeping components and kernel to the latest version holds a critical influence in server security to keep it safe.
Server Hardening Service
Customizing Login access points to mask the original access point
Implementing IP banning for Failed Login to avoid brute force attacks
Installation and configuration of Server Firewall
Server ports checkup for unwanted connections to vulnerable ports
Hardening Webserver to withstand incoming attacks
Installation and configuration of web application firewall ensure application safety
File permission management
Database server installation and security tweaking
User management by removing the default users created by various services
Backup configuration and restoration
Monitoring and managing Login attempts
Removing unnecessary applications
Updating components and kernel to avoid vulnerabilities
Implementing password policy
Installation and configuration of Antivirus to prevent malware infection
Securing console access to the server
Tweaking kernel parameters to prevent SYN-FLOOD attack
Group Policy Management
Securing Networks to prevent flooding
Configuring mod_evasive module to prevent DDOS attack