A backup is a copy of your data saved outside your primary device, which you can restore anytime. Your data can include anything from work files to personal items like family pictures, eBooks, and messages. In simpler terms, a backup is a copy of your important data saved somewhere safe where you can always access it if and when needed.
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There are many benefits attached to using cPanel to manage your websites. But these benefits only last as long as you regularly update and maintain your cPanel server. Failure to optimize your cPanel server can lead to performance issues over time.
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Elementor has recently released version 3.26, which introduced enhancements designed to optimize website performance. This is typically a great thing; however, it has created issues for some of our clients!
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Offsite backups are stored outside your business environment. The servers and storage devices holding your backups are not within the physical reach of your business and will be unaffected by any disasters that hit your onsite backups.
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cPanel is a popular control panel in web hosting designed to make managing your website and hosting packages easier. Whether you're overseeing email accounts, managing databases, or monitoring server performance, cPanel simplifies these tasks, making them accessible for non-technical users.
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This discontinuation of support and security patches for CentOS 7 can give rise to various issues that profoundly impact your business.
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Imagine your WordPress redirected to a very graphic adult website, it can be beyond mortifying. That happened to this business before they found us.
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WordPress is being operated by over 445 million websites. It is no surprise why it is the most targeted CMS by hackers looking to profit off your hard work.
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