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Domain Exploit Protection

Protect your domain and domain management accounts

Cyber security for your domain

Domain management accounts are vulnerable to breaches when not secured with two factor authentication, and many DNS zones are not backed up. These oversights can be costly if left unchecked. Domain exploit protection applies cybersecurity principals to your domains. Ensuring you are secured from cyber attacks, account breach, and ensures you can restore your operations in the event of a cyber security incident.

Is your website secure?

Protect your domain
Identify and fix vulnerabilities
Prevent exploitation
Increase security posture
DNS zone backup
Smallworld IT: Your trusted security provider

Apply a registry lock to your domain to stop hackers in their tracks

When a registry lock is applied, no attributes of your domain are changeable and no transfer or deletion transactions can be processed, with the exception of renewals.

Add two-factor authentication to your domain accounts.

Two-factor authentication (2FA) security systems are rapidly becoming available for many email and other online services, but might not be enabled yet for your domain accounts. The two-factor authentication system works by adding a requirement that a passkey or code be entered before accessing a domain manager’s account.

Have you considered adding these additional safeguards to your website and domain?

Registrar lock – Similar to registry lock, registrar lock applies a status code to your domain that prevents any modification of it including transfer or deletion, an important note for domain investors and businesses who secure long term registrations.

HTTPS – You may be familiar with the little green lock seen in most browser’s URL bars. This means you are browsing a site that has an SSL certificate and has enabled HTTPS, which encrypts the data being transferred between your computer and the site. Having HTTPS enabled on your site is critically important if you are looking to generate traffic to your domain – 🌐 Get SSL protection.

SPF Record – If you use your domain to send and receive email, SPF is a helpful tool to prevent spammers from sending other, malicious mail via your domain. SPF uses the DNS to allow you to choose which email servers your emails are authorized to be sent from – 🌐 Get professional email with SPF protection.

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