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Using passwords, or manually adding SSH keys to your servers? You're putting your business at risk of being attacked.
Today we're pleased to announce our new Server Monitoring service, allowing you to keep track of server metrics with a beautiful new dashboard.
Quick update on some of the latest changes to the platform excerpt: We recently realised we never actually announced some platform updates we pushed live!
Ideally we always advocate setting up and using SSH keys to authorise users on your servers but we know that's not always possible. So to make using passwords safer, you can configure password aging, here's how.
Setting up SSH Keys can make connecting to your servers so much easier. In this guide we'll show you how to use ssh-keygen to generate a new SSH key and add it to your server.
Adding Two-Factor (or Multi-Factor) authentication to your server is an easy way of practically eliminating most SSH intrusion attempts.
The aim for this short tutorial is to build on some of the previous basic server security tips and add some small, extra layers of security to your server.
Server security is never about one main thing to protect your server but many little tricks that all add up to help decrease the chances of your server being compromised.
Whilst changing your SSH port doesn't directly provide extra security on your server, it's still a good idea to help reduce automated break in attempts.
Using ServerAuth you can now restrict individual user access to servers based on a date range, days of then week and between times!
