Understanding Web Site Security

You know it is important to have an SSL Certificate attached to your website.  What that does for you is cause traffic that goes between your web site and the person looking at it to be encrypted, so no one can read it.  This doesn't really make much sense; because any hacker can look at your website and see what the content is saying.  Where it does help is when someone fills out a form.  When they click submit the data in that form is sent “encrypted” to its destination.  This is great however, there are many other points of attack that need to be eliminated.

To secure your web site we first isolatie attack points for your specific website.  The three main attack points for any web site are: 

  1. Your Data Center (who you physically host with)
  2. Your Server (the physical hardware where your web site runs)
  3. Your Web Site Pages (the actual pages of code created to make your web site)

To complicate matters these three attack points are typically managed by three different groups.  And these groups can be siloed (that means they do not know what the other groups can solve)

Now Here You Are in the MIddle Trying to Sort Out Web Site Security!!!

This is where DYSite can help.  We will run a comprehensive audit, implement resolution, and deliver a Website Cybersecurity Report.

in three steps we will:

  1. Audit the main attack points.
  2. Report the findings and define how to resolve.
  3. Resolve the findings at each of the 3 attack points.
what is website security

Our promise is:

  • to communicate transparently with your team,
  • define a timeline for resolution
  • deliver a Website Cybersecurity Report

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Frequently Asked Questions

Website security protects your data, users, and reputation. Without it, hackers can exploit vulnerabilities and steal sensitive information.

An SSL encrypts the data shared between your website and visitors. It mainly secures form submissions and builds user trust.

The three major attack points are the data center, the server hardware, and your website pages or code. Each needs protection.

No, SSL only encrypts transmitted data. True security requires audits, server hardening, malware protection, and secure coding.

DYS runs full audits, identifies weak points, fixes vulnerabilities, and provides a detailed cybersecurity report for peace of mind.

Usually, data centers, hosting providers, and developers handle different parts. DYS unifies these to deliver complete protection.