AdminGeekZ Provides
Linux Security Services
Linux is one of the most secure platforms for servers. However, some vulnerabilities in Linux-based servers can compromise your server infrastructure. Keeping your servers safe from potential threats can be challenging unless you are a Linux Security expert.
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AdminGeekZ provides Linux Security services for companies lacking in-house talent to secure their infrastructure.
Something as simple as an outdated Kernel and OS can leave your Linux servers at risk. Our Linux security experts take proactive actions to prevent potential threats from harming your web resources.
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Why are our Linux Security Services right for you?
Data security is essential for every business whether it is big or small. Here is why our Linux Security Services are perfect for protecting your infrastructure
Keeping your Linux servers secure requires special software and a team of experts. To handle Linux server security in-house, you must invest a lot of money to do it correctly.
AdminGeekZ, on the other hand, does everything you expect from your dedicated server security team minus the high costs. So you can save up the price of infrastructure security and invest it in business growth.
AdminGeekZ has tools and protocols to ensure 24/7 monitoring and threat neutralization. Our experts look for potential vulnerabilities and resolve them before they can be exploited by malicious software and entities.
A compromised server is not just a threat to your data but also to your customer relations. Customers trust companies with their web resources accessible at all times with peak performance. So if your Linux servers are constantly under cyberattacks, you must let AdminGeekZ harden your infrastructure.
Once all the vulnerabilities are resolved, customers can access your web applications 24/7. Something as simple as improving your infrastructure security can help improve your customer retention rate.
Solutions provided under our Linux Security Services
Firewall configuration
Security audits
Installing updates and patches
Malware scanning
Linux Server Hardening
Disabling unwanted services
