We are pleased to announce that a new updated Imunify360 Beta version 3.7.0 is now available. This latest version embodies further improvements of the product as well as bugfixes. Tasks DEF-5296: implemented Ignore List for Proactive Defense; DEF-5517: Proactive Defense Ignore List UI; DEF-5546: added RPC endpoints for kcarectl; DEF-5583: improved ...

We are pleased to announce that a new updated Imunify360 version 3.4.5 is now available. This latest version includes some bug fixes and new features. Fixes DEF-5722: fixed the AttributeError: 'cPanel' object has no attribute 'DISABLED_RULES_CONFIG_FILENAME'; DEF-5752: fixed the FileNotFoundError: No such file or directory: '/var/imunify360/files/g...

The Reseller Limits feature in CloudLinux OS was one of the most anticipated enhancements released half a year ago, and now, with the latest release , Plesk customers can also take advantage of it. It allows hosting providers to offer more valuable services to their resellers. It empowers resellers to expand their offering to their end-users, adjus...

With JavaScript becoming more and more popular, it was only reasonable that a huge number of CloudLinux customers would demand Node.js hosting. And I am happy to announce that now we are moving Node.js Selector to production for all of our dear cPanel users!   A brand new Node.js Selector allows users to choose a specific version of Node.js in...

We are happy to announce that Plesk support was added with the beta version 2.3-3 Imunify360 release. This makes it easy for customers who use Plesk to take advantage of all Imunify360 security features including advanced firewall, malware scanning (antivirus), IDS/IPS protection, reputation management, and much more , all inside one comprehensive ...

Live patching and better security is now available right inside Plesk’s extensions catalog! With KernelCare, Plesk users will no longer need to bring their servers down due to security patching. It installs in minutes with a single line of code and without a reboot, and allows companies get rid of current and newly discovered kernel vulnerabilities...