Tony On Security Blog

How Hosts Manage Your Website Security

When a WordPress site gets hacked, some immediately point the finger at their web host. Not precisely accurate, as web hosts directly impact website security.

Importance of Updates in Website Security

Security patches are often used in computers and other electronic devices that get software updates when they become available.

OSSEC for Website Security

OSSEC is a free, open-source host-based intrusion detection system.

Protect Your Website Vulnerabilities With CloudFlare WAF

Protect your business-critical web applications against harmful assaults with this intelligent, integrated, and scalable solution.

OSSEC Agent to Server Connection Issues

If you are having issues with ossec, the first thing to do is look at your logs.

Publication of a Study on Small Business Cybersecurity

Symantec and the National Cyber Security Alliance issued a report last week on small company cybersecurity, this article summarizes the findings.

Using TrueCrypt to Secure Dropbox Data

Your data is often stored on the cloud, and it's hard to imagine that this will change. It raises security problems, as seen by the latest Dropbox hack.

Researcher Alerts the Public to KeePass's Security Flaw

Private security researcher claims to have found a remotely exploitable security weakness in KeePass, the free, open-source password manager.

Installing WordPress Via Terminal And Securing the Server

This post will provide a cradle to a grave review of the process. It will include everything from configuring the server to installing and finally hardening.