Availability and resources
CPU, memory, disk and network. Once a threshold is crossed, the engineer sees it before the site starts slowing down.
Catches overload, memory leaks, disk filling up, a service going down.
Technical support for VPS and dedicated servers: round-the-clock monitoring, security, optimisation, updates and backups. With an engineer who already knows your project instead of learning it from scratch on every request.
* Figures for the Professional plan. All three service levels are below.
* Included with every VPS we host
* Recommended if you have no in-house specialists
Everything in Starter, plus:
* When downtime costs you money
Everything in Basic, plus:
Each layer covers its own scenario. What slips past one is usually visible to another: signatures catch known threats, while integrity control catches any unexpected change to files. The availability layer is part of the Basic plan, the other seven come with Professional.
CPU, memory, disk and network. Once a threshold is crossed, the engineer sees it before the site starts slowing down.
Catches overload, memory leaks, disk filling up, a service going down.
We scan website files with our own rule set, and every hit is checked automatically against the VirusTotal database.
Catches uploaded backdoors and hidden file managers.
We fingerprint the website code and compare: what changed, what appeared, what was removed.
Catches a planted file or an edit to working code, even when the malware is unknown.
Password guessing, SQL injection and XSS attempts, scanning, request spikes. Events are correlated with one another.
Catches credential brute force and targeted attacks on the site.
Nginx, Apache, PHP and MySQL errors broken down by project: what fails most often and when it started.
Catches degradation before customers complain, and traces of failed attacks.
The list of installed packages is checked against known vulnerability databases — you can see exactly what needs updating.
Catches an outdated kernel, forgotten libraries, unpatched services.
Configuration is compared against a security baseline: SSH access, password policies, file permissions, network settings.
Catches weakened settings left behind after urgent work.
We look for places where user input reaches an SQL query or executable code.
Catches injections and unsafe calls before anyone finds them from outside.
The engineer learns that a limit is approaching before the site starts slowing down or stops opening altogether.
Behind every finding there is an engineer: false positives are reviewed once and stop distracting, while real ones do not drown in the noise.
A copy that cannot be restored is not a copy — so we verify the restore, not just the fact that a backup was created.
Linux and 1C-Bitrix updates are applied in an agreed window and with a rollback option, so that an update does not turn into downtime.