Removing CPanel and website Security DDOS Protection??

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

 

Removing CPanel and DDOS Security Protection necessary?

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? Do you believe it is worth it?

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

 

Hello and thank you for your response!

To answer your first question, I own a cpanel account on a company that provides hosting.
So I use hostgator as my server/host.

And I would agree on waiting on the dos attack.

So I guess the only question remaining is how to block off my cpanel so that others can not access it.

Thank you for your help, much appreciated!