The wait is over! We’re thrilled to announce the launch of EuroDNS Web Security Suite - your advanced solution for staying ahead of cyber threats. After identifying the gaps that SMBs face in protecting their online presence, we’ve worked to deliver a platform that makes your website protection easier.
Managing your website's security doesn’t have to be complicated. The EuroDNS Web Security Suite simplifies protection with features like automated malware scanning, a global CDN, and real-time firewall monitoring and automated backups. This guide explains how each tool works to protect your site while keeping everything easy to manage, even for those with minimal technical experience.
Welcome to your Web Security Suite Setup Guide! You've made a great decision to enhance your website's security and protect it from today’s ever-evolving cyber threats.
Our Web Security solution offers powerful, all-in-one protection against malware, DDoS attacks, unauthorized access, and more—keeping your website safe, fast, and reliable.
Have you heard the news? The beloved .io domain might soon be a thing of the past! If you own a website with this domain, should you be worried? Let’s dive into the details.
In today’s fast-paced digital world, the threats to your business are more real than ever. Cyberattacks are no longer a distant threat confined to large corporations - SMBs are now squarely in the crosshairs. They are struggling to keep up with the pace of these growing threats, and it’s clear that the current solutions aren’t enough.
We see your challenges, and we understand the frustration of dealing with complex, fragmented security tools. That’s why we’ve been working to find a solution that directly addresses these problems - a simple and effective way to protect your business.
The prices of domain extensions, including .com and 18 others, are set to increase starting September 1st, 2024. This adjustment is necessary to continue providing you with the best service and innovation in domain management.
SSL certificates play a significant role in establishing trust between websites and their users. Recently, Google announced that starting November 1, 2024, the Chrome browser will no longer trust TLS certificates from Entrust. This decision has raised concerns among website owners relying on Entrust certificates.