Greetings!
I'd first like to thank you all for your time and support. as you can tell, I am new here. I aplogize ahead of time if this is in the wrong section.
Now, to the dilemma!
I recently created a website. Like most of us who create a website, it's difficult as it is setting up the domain, host, content, etc.. Well luckily for me, I am almost finished with that. However I am looking towards the future.
I'm worried that once I receive heavy traffic, I am more prone to hackers and dns root infections. So my question is simple. Do you recommend that I buy a security protection for my website that protects my DDOS? For an example, Black Lotus, level 3, etc?? Does CPanel have their own?
Secondly, is there a way to remove/cpanel from my login page? I believe that would reduce the amount of hackers as well. For an example, if I was to go to any high traffic website and type /cpanel after their domain, it would either relink me to an error page or not show anything. i.e www.domainname.com/cpanel.
How can I remove my /cpanel or rename it to something I may only know, like a number?
Thank you all once again and for your time.
Best regards,
Julian Kim
I'd first like to thank you all for your time and support. as you can tell, I am new here. I aplogize ahead of time if this is in the wrong section.
Now, to the dilemma!
I recently created a website. Like most of us who create a website, it's difficult as it is setting up the domain, host, content, etc.. Well luckily for me, I am almost finished with that. However I am looking towards the future.
I'm worried that once I receive heavy traffic, I am more prone to hackers and dns root infections. So my question is simple. Do you recommend that I buy a security protection for my website that protects my DDOS? For an example, Black Lotus, level 3, etc?? Does CPanel have their own?
Secondly, is there a way to remove/cpanel from my login page? I believe that would reduce the amount of hackers as well. For an example, if I was to go to any high traffic website and type /cpanel after their domain, it would either relink me to an error page or not show anything. i.e www.domainname.com/cpanel.
How can I remove my /cpanel or rename it to something I may only know, like a number?
Thank you all once again and for your time.
Best regards,
Julian Kim