What do you try to find in a web host? A small price? Reliability and excellent support I think. If you’re anything like today’s grand webmaster, you’re looking for the most excellent features. There are many programs and management tools available to make your site standout but I bet there are a few features you don’t think about at all. A lot ignored but one should never fail to remember about important security features as they will help to keep your web hosting environment protected from a range of fear. Security features are plentiful but here are some you just can’t do without:

SFTP: Short for Secure File Transfer Protocol, SFTP is more efficient and secure variation of FTP. In its purest form, FTP only has the facility to transfer files, leaving them open to a range of security breaches for example eavesdropping, tampering and even interception of the entire file. A web hosting company offering SFTP provides you with the ability to secure your files in transfer with SSH (Secure Shell Host), a procedure that protects data with government recommended 128-bit encryption. So on.

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You’re here to learn how we protect your website, your data and your credibility, so let’s cut to the chase and give you the details.

We’ve been at this for over 10 years, so we know what’s important to you as a credit union manager, and we know what’s important to your auditors. Here are just a few ways that we help you sleep at night:

* Intelligent hardware-based Intrusion Prevention Systems that detect suspicious behavior and instantly block the attacker.
* Stateful packet inspection hardware firewalls monitor and control all traffic in & out of our network.
* Documented, easy-to-follow patch management policies to ensure that security patches are applied to network hardware and servers quicky and with minimal interruption to network services.
* Custom firewall configurations specifically for your site for granular access control.
* Each February we distribute a report to you that details our security & control practices so that you’re prepared when your auditors ask if you’ve done your due diligence.
* Most importantly, we’ll know you by your first name and you’ll know us. We suppose it’s just human nature, but when we’re on a first name basis with you, we just care more about you and your data.

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