Agency & Enterprise

Product Features

The Sucuri Firewall bundles the best of a WAF (Web Application Firewall), IDS (Intrusion Detection System) and CDN (Content delivery network) to provide a complete protection against today’s and tomorrow’s threats and attacks. The Sucuri...

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Understanding our reports

After we’re done cleaning your site, your ticket will be updated and you will receive an email with our clean up report. Here’s a quick example of what you will probably see: CLEARED: Cleared malware from file: ./directory/infected.php. Details: php...

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Disable Directory Listing

Most web servers allow any user to browse the directories (folders) when no index file is available. This can lead to information leakage and help an attacker when trying to compromise your site. In order to improve your security, you should disable...

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Security Headers – X-Frame-Options

In order to improve the security of your site against ClickJacking, it is recommended that you add the following header to your site: X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN It is supported by all browsers and prevents an attacker from iframing the content of...

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Security Headers – X-Content-Type: nosniff

In order to improve the security of your site (and your users) against some types of drive-by-downloads, it is recommended that you add the following header to your site: X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff It is supported by IE (Internet Explorer) and...

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Disable Server Banners

Most web servers display its version and modules in use by default. Best security practices recommend that you disable this option, since it can be used to find vulnerabilities of your site. The NIST Guide for Securing Web Servers also recommends it...

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HTTP Trace Method

In order to improve the security of your site (and your users), you should disable the TRACE method from your web server. This method has no real-life usage and can be misused for XST (cross-site tracing) attacks. That is how you can disable it on...

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Cookies: HttpOnly

In order to improve the security of your site (and your users), you should enable the HttpOnly flag on all of your cookies. It helps prevent XSS (cross-site scripting attacks) from gaining access to the session cookies via javascript. This is how...

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Security Headers – X-XSS-Protection

To improve the security of your site against some types of XSS (cross-site scripting) attacks, it is recommended that you add the following header to your site: X-XSS-Protection: 1; mode=block It is supported by IE (Internet Explorer) and Chrome...

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cPanel Outdated Warnings

One of the most common causes of website compromises and malware attacks are due to outdated and vulnerable software. cPanel is one of the most important pieces of software you have running your site, since it allows you to manage and access the...

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