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* [[Secure hosting guide]]
* [[np1sec|(n+1)sec: a secure multi-party communication protocol]]
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...ems of insecure email communication. Demonstrate how some services provide secure login but insecure account use. Draw a diagram of an international communic
...cal and national network can easily read unprotected email. In most cases, secure email must be present on both sides of the communication channel, to mainta
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...n [http://moz.com/blog/the-definitive-guide-to-wordpress-security Guide to secure Wordpress set-up]
* The Engine Room's [[Responsible Data Forum on Hosting]]
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'''Hosting Requirements'''
* Dependent on hosting package, support and updates will be handled by provider reducing need for
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...o they work in the field of human rights, software applications or general hosting
*Supported provided - this is an essential aspect when choosing a hosting company. It should also be considered in terms of language support, whether
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Backup is a core part of any digital security or hosting strategy. One of the most common causes of data loss, above hacking or mali
Many hosting providers will provide backup mechanisms as part of a package but this shou
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...l part of any security policy. It is equally true in the framing of secure hosting.
...e, access should be clearly separated into roles at different levels. When hosting a web application a separate password and user should be used for database
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...CPanel style hosts encryption options are very limited. For Dedicated/VPS hosting, administrator's have the option of encrypting the entire disk or encryptin
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...ct communication channels to and from the server, though no system is 100% secure.
...ntially subject to snooping, either at the ISP level, at the level of your hosting provider or at a level that specifically targets your site's users locally
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...get a website up and running these days, but it's pretty tough to keep it secure and stable against a continually evolving and maturing array of cyber attac
* knowing your hosting provider's terms of service and their readiness to protect you during an at
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...ite you already have, you will have to look into the complicated market of hosting providers, where making the right choice can be hard. To understand what yo
..._hosting_provider detailed guide] is available for those considering their hosting options.
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There are also a number of DDoS mitigation and secure hosting providers ranging from large corporate run services like [https://cloudflar
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