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5 Web Design Tactics to Help Your Business Thrive

June 12, 2017SiteUptime Blog Team

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Data Leakage vs Data Loss: What’s the Difference?

June 8, 2017August 21, 2017SiteUptime Blog Team

With so many cyber security terms to remember, it can get a little confusing. Read on to learn the differences between data leakage and data loss.

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13 Cybersecurity Terms Everyone Should Know

June 6, 2017August 21, 2017SiteUptime Blog Team1 Comment on 13 Cybersecurity Terms Everyone Should Know

It’s never too early or late to learn about cyber security. This is especially true if you own a website or business. Here are 13 cybersecurity terms to know!

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The Top 7 Security Measures to Take in 2017

June 2, 2017June 2, 2017SiteUptime Blog Team

Don’t wait until it’s too late to step up your security game. We’re sharing the top 7 security measures you should be taking in 2017. Discover them here.

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Uptime Monitoring: Introducing the New SiteUptime API

May 31, 2017June 2, 2017SiteUptime Blog Team1 Comment on Uptime Monitoring: Introducing the New SiteUptime API

Are you taking advantage of uptime monitoring? Performance is everything for your website. Learn what the latest SiteUptime API can do for you.

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How HTTPS Site Security Is Making The Internet Safer

May 25, 2017May 25, 2017SiteUptime Blog Team

Whether you noticed it or not, it is important to note that the internet is safer than before. Learn why HTTPS site security is making a safer internet here.

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Bad News from Google: The Number of Hacked Sites Increased in 2016

May 24, 2017August 21, 2017SiteUptime Blog Team

If you were waiting for a reason to increase your cybersecurity, here it is. We’re sharing more about the increase in number of sites hacked in 2016. See here.

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Keep Small Business Web Hosting Account Safe From Cyber Attackers

May 23, 2017SiteUptime Blog Team

The threat of a potential cyber attack should not be taken lightly. We’re sharing what you need to do to keep a small business web hosting account safe here.

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