Keep your operating system, software, and applications up to date. Regular updates patch vulnerabilities and strengthen security.
Implement two-factor authentication (2FA) to add an extra layer of security. Use strong, unique passwords for both root and user accounts.
Set up a robust firewall to control incoming and outgoing traffic. Only allow necessary ports and services to minimize potential attack surfaces.
Change the default Regularly review system logs for any unusual activities. Monitor for signs of unauthorized access or potential security threats. SSH port, disable root login, and use key-based authentication.
Frequently backup your data and configurations. In the event of a security breach or data loss, you can quickly restore your system.
Regularly review system logs for any unusual activities. Monitor for signs of unauthorized access or potential security threats.
Utilize security software such as antivirus and intrusion detection systems to actively protect your VPS from malware and other threats.