(From Website Hosting ) Lately, SpamExperts announced a partnership with Simple Hosting, an expert Linux and Windows Hosting provider. This collaborative effort will allow Simple Hosting to produce and market more professional and secure email security utilities, acting as a solid shield against spam, malware, phishing and virus attacks on user inboxes! “As a member of the SpamExperts HPP, we can offer affordable top quality security products and stand out from our competitors,” states Chris Mayer, Simple Hosting’s CEO, “We can further increase our overall customer satisfaction. Most importantly spam disappears from users’ inboxes thanks to the Local Cloud with Incoming Email Security services of SpamExperts

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SpamExperts and Simple Hosting Combine Their Forces!

Spam is one of the biggest enemies of email hosting providers and servers as they can bring a variety of problems such as viruses, malware, worms and other attacks on network systems and individual user’s computers. Recently the Center for Research in Economic Commerce at the University of Texas at Austin revealed a new initiative entitled, “SpamRankings.” 

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Spam Sources Published Online

GlobalSign, one of the longest established Certification Authorities (CA), and specialists in SSL security, today announced it has partnered with CloudFlare to offer its malware detection and early warning system, HackAlert, via CloudFlare Apps.

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GlobalSign HackAlert Now Available Through CloudFlare Apps

The most preferable internet website is one that loads faster; hence the visitor does not have to wait for long periods of time for it to work.

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How to Increase the Speed of Your Website Safely

McAfee recently released a report proving that cyber attacks have significantly increased on infrastructure companies. Most of these attacks involved the extortion of information and malware attempts. McAfee worked in conjunction with the Center for Strategic and International Studies and was based on surveying 200 information technology executives and over 1,000 information technology workers and technicians

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Companies See a Rise in Cyber Attacks