Phishing prevention: how to spot, avoid and respond to email attacks
Protect yourself from email scams with our clear, easy-to-follow guide to phishing prevention.
Security
Advice and information on protecting your servers, systems, and websites.
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Smarter email protection with SpamExperts and MailChannels
All Krystal shared hosting comes with SpamExperts and MailChannels email protection. Here’s what they do, and why they matter.
SSL: what it is, and why we include it as standard
Explore SSL’s vital role in web security and why it’s always free with us.
15 ways to secure and harden your Linux VPS
Hacking is big business. Regardless of who you are or what you do, you're already a target. Secure your Linux VPS today with our actionable tips.
6 best browsers for privacy 2022
Searching for the best browsers for privacy in 2022 & beyond? Read our blog post on the 6 best private web browsers for your specific needs to learn more.
Our Top 6 blog posts of 2021
Grab a cuppa and settle in for 2021's best expert tips, handy guides and WordPress wisdom with our easy-to-digest collection.
How to recognise and combat phishing
Protect yourself and your business from cybercriminals with our comprehensive yet easy-to-follow guide to combatting phishing.
Beginner's WordPress Security Tips (2021)
Protect your site from common WordPress security threats with our easy, practical and effective tips.
Krystal ISO 27001 accredited
We’re delighted to announce that we've achieved the ISO 27001 certification - an international standard demonstrating best practice information security.
Tips on keeping your site secure
There are a number of steps you can take to keep your website and data secure. In this blog post we reveal some practical expert tips.
What is Two‑Factor Authentication (2FA)?
Two Factor Authentication (commonly abbreviated as 2FA) is a form of authentication that increases the safety of online accounts. Learn all about it here.
How to keep safe from WordPress plugin malware
We wanted to bring to your attention recent malware exploits within outdated versions of two WordPress plugins, WooCommerce and Yoast.