Secure Hosting

Security you never
think about.

The best security is the kind that's already running. Every VACLIC site sits behind layered protection — at the edge, on the infrastructure, and around your account — included in every plan, never sold as an add-on.

3
layers: edge, infrastructure, account
Daily
malware scans on every site
0
MAD extra — security is included
24/7
proactive monitoring by humans

Three layers between
threats and your site.

No single defense is perfect. That's why yours isn't single.

The internet

Traffic, bots, attacks — all of it

1 · The edge

WAF + DDoS filtering drop attacks before they arrive

2 · The infrastructure

Isolation, patching, malware scanning, monitoring

3 · Your account

SSL, access controls, backups, alerts

Every threat has
an answer running.

Daily malware scanning

Every site is scanned daily for injected code, backdoors and known signatures. If something is found, you're alerted with the exact files — and support helps you clean and patch, free.

WAF & DDoS protection

A web application firewall inspects every request at the edge — SQL injection, XSS, bots — while DDoS filtering absorbs floods. How the WAF works.

Account isolation

Your processes, files and databases are walled off from every other customer. Someone else's compromised plugin is their incident — never yours.

Automatic updates

Server software is patched continuously at infrastructure level, and WordPress core updates apply automatically — the window between disclosure and protection stays as short as we can make it.

Encrypted everywhere

Free wildcard SSL on every site and domain, TLS on webmail and mail protocols, encrypted panel sessions. Plain-text connections simply aren't part of the infrastructure.

Daily backups

Security's last line is a clean copy of yesterday. Daily snapshots with calendar restore mean even a worst case is a one-minute rollback, not a rebuild.

Proactive monitoring

Anomalies — traffic patterns, resource spikes, login storms — are flagged to engineers around the clock. Most issues are handled before you'd ever have noticed them.

Account security

Two-factor authentication on vPanel, FTP security locks, IP and country blocking, and brute-force login protection on WordPress admin. The easiest way in is a stolen password — we make that door heavy too.

Continuous improvement

Rules, signatures and hardening evolve weekly as threats do. Security here is an ongoing practice, not a checkbox ticked once.

Security by design,
not by invoice.

Much of the hosting industry treats protection as a revenue line: the plan is cheap, the safety costs extra. We think that's backwards — an insecure site harms you, your visitors and the infrastructure itself.

  • Every plan, same protection. The 24 MAD site gets the same WAF, scanning and isolation as the largest account.
  • Defaults are safe. SSL is on, backups run, the firewall filters — before you configure anything at all.
  • Incidents include help. If something does get through, support works the problem with you — cleanup isn't a paid "rescue service".

What this protects, in plain terms

Your time (no cleanup weekends), your money (no emergency-recovery bills), and your reputation (no blacklisted domain, no defaced homepage, no "this site may be hacked" warning in search results). Security failures are expensive precisely because they're invisible until they aren't.

Secure hosting, answered.

Is security really included, or is it an add-on?

Included — all of it, on every plan. WAF, DDoS filtering, daily malware scanning, isolation, SSL and daily backups are part of the infrastructure's architecture, not products we sell back to you.

What happens if malware is found on my site?

You're alerted immediately with the exact files identified. Support helps you clean and patch — free — and daily backups let you restore a clean version from before the infection while the entry point is closed.

Can another customer's site affect mine?

No. Every account's processes, files and databases are isolated. A compromised or overloaded site elsewhere on the infrastructure can't read your data or consume your resources — that isolation is part of how the infrastructure is built.

Do I still need security plugins on WordPress?

Generally no. The WAF, DDoS filtering, malware scanning and login protection run at infrastructure level — before requests reach WordPress at all. Plugins that duplicate this work usually just slow your site down.

Where does the firewall fit into this?

The WAF is layer one — it inspects and filters every request at the edge, before your site ever sees it. It deserves its own page: Web Application Firewall →

Sleep is a feature.

Host on an infrastructure where protection is the default. Every plan includes the full security stack — from day one, at no extra cost.

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