Website Security

Last updated: July 30, 2026

Powered by TeckPath Website Security describes the security features and practices used to protect websites we host and operate. Controls combine perimeter filtering, access hardening, encryption, monitoring, backups, and patching so sites stay resilient against common threats.

1. Dedicated firewalls

OS-level firewalls filter malicious traffic and help ensure only legitimate requests reach servers and applications.

2. Two-factor authentication (2FA)

Administrative and user accounts can require a password plus a second verification factor, reducing risk from stolen credentials.

3. IP whitelisting

Access to sensitive channels such as SSH and SFTP can be limited to approved IP addresses, reducing unauthorized remote access risk.

4. SSL certificate management

Data in transit is protected with TLS/SSL, including free Let’s Encrypt certificates or custom certificates where required.

5. Bot protection

Automated protections help detect and mitigate harmful bots, including brute-force login attempts and similar abuse.

6. Malware scanning and protection

Monitoring and scanning help identify vulnerabilities or malware at server and application layers, with alerts so issues can be addressed quickly.

7. Automatic backups

Scheduled backups (daily, weekly, or monthly as configured) support recovery after incidents, errors, or data loss.

8. Application and server monitoring

Real-time monitoring helps detect unusual activity or performance issues so teams can respond before small problems become outages.

9. Regular security patching

Operating system and software components receive security patches to reduce known vulnerabilities.

10. Isolated server environments

Workloads run in isolated environments so a compromise or fault on one instance is less likely to affect others.

11. Staging environments

Updates, plugins, and new features can be tested in staging before going live, lowering the risk of downtime or security regressions.

12. Application-specific configurations

Security settings are tailored to the application stack in use (for example WordPress), so protections match the platform and workload.

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