What Does Server Security Service Cover?
Every open port is a question: should this be reachable from the internet at all? Most servers accumulate answers nobody chose deliberately, a service left running from initial setup, a default user account never removed, a firewall rule that was supposed to be temporary. Server security service means someone actually answering those questions, rather than leaving them to chance.
We harden the server against the attacks that actually happen: brute-force login attempts, port scanning, SYN floods, and known exploits, then verify it's still locked down with an audit every month.
Where We Close the Gaps
Firewall Configuration
Server firewall installed, configured, and maintained against current threats.
Brute-Force Protection
IP banning for failed logins, customized access points, and console security.
Web Application Firewall
WAF installed and configured to keep applications safe from common exploits.
Antivirus & Malware Prevention
Antivirus installed and configured to catch infections before they spread.
SYN-Flood & DDoS Mitigation
Kernel parameters and mod_evasive tuned to resist flooding attacks.
Monthly Security Audit
Open ports, user accounts, and vulnerabilities reviewed and reported every month.
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Signs Your Server Needs a Security Review
Nobody can tell you which ports are actually open to the internet right now.
You've seen repeated failed login attempts and aren't sure if brute-force protection is active.
You're handling customer data or payments and need to prove the server is actually hardened.
A security audit has never been run on this server, ever.
Server Security Service: Frequently Asked Questions
No, this is a security-focused plan covering hardening, firewall, and audits. For patching, monitoring, and general maintenance alongside security, see our server management services plan.
Open ports, unwanted services, login attempts, file permissions, and known vulnerabilities, with a clear report of what was found and fixed.
TLS/SSL installation is included as part of server hardening. For dedicated SSL setup across multiple sites, see our SSL installation service.