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WebOrion showcases solutions to protect cloud-based websites & web applications at AWS Summit 2019
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The AWS Summit Singapore brings together the cloud computing community to connect, collaborate and learn about AWS. Cloudsine was recognized as an AWS Technology Partner and an AWS Consulting Partner last year. During the Summit, we showcased WebOrionTM, an all-in-one web security and performance suite for small businesses and large enterprises. We highlighted the importance of web & cloud security...

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Next Generation WebOrion MonitorX System
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  Here is a sneak peak at our upcoming MonitorX with new and improved features enhanced with the following Deep Learning Engine for Advanced Image Moderation Scalable to thousands of webpages in seconds Intelligent reduction of false positives by 5 times or more Insightful Dashboard with Refreshed Visualization Charts Stay tuned as we roll out more updates! For more information, please contact...

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Ransomware Attacks and How They Affect Your Website
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Ransomware is an especially nasty attack that holds your data hostage until you pay the attacker a fee. This fee can be anywhere from $50 to several thousands of dollars. If you don’t pay, usually the attacker continues to increase the fee until you are forced to wipe your server’s hard drive and start over. Unless you have a backup,...

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Five Ways a Website Can be Hacked
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In today’s world, one must think twice before claiming that (s)he is safe from hackers. Be it ordinary individuals, small companies, large technology corporations or even governments with vast resources, it seems everybody falls victim to a hacking incident these days. We collected the top 6 risk factors affecting most websites. The list aims to give you a quick 360° panorama...

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Best Practices to Address Web Defacements
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Web defacement is one of the biggest security challenges to any organization that is running online. Web defacement is typically done by hackers who break into a web server and replace the hosted website with one of their own, using techniques such as phishing, code injection, cross site scripting etc. Common targets of defacement are religious websites, govern­ment websites, bank...

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Web Security and Defacement Statistics
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Did you know there has been at least 50,000 successful website defacement attacks each month for the past year, or that 55% of successful attacks are actually re-defacements? Web defacement attacks have been rising over the years, with 2015 recording almost a million of such attacks. This one infographic details all the facts you need to know about website defacement. Will...

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