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Critical PHP Vulnerability: Important Update from CWCS Managed Hosting
CWCS is monitoring PHP2Shell, two critical PHP vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to execute code on affected servers. Find out what we know, how we’re responding and the steps you should take to protect your systems.
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Managed Private Cloud vs Managed Dedicated Server: Which Is Right for You?
A Dedicated Server is a physical machine reserved for one customer. A Private Cloud is an environment reserved for one organisation, usually designed to manage several virtual workloads across a pool of compute, storage and networking resources. A Private Cloud may itself run on…
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Why 25 Years in Hosting Matters: What Longevity Tells You About a Provider
Learn what Provider longevity can tell you, what it cannot prove and how to assess the track record of a UK Managed Hosting Provider. Choosing a Managed Hosting Provider is not just a decision about servers, storage or monthly cost. You are trusting another business to support…
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What Does 24/7 Managed Hosting Support Actually Include?
24/7 Managed Hosting support should give you more than a way to report a problem outside office hours. It should give you access to experienced engineers who can monitor, maintain and troubleshoot the infrastructure your business relies on. With CWCS, support is available by…
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What is Colocation Hosting? A Plain-English Guide for UK Businesses
Colocation Hosting is a service where a business places its own servers and network equipment in a professionally operated third party Data Centre. The customer continues to own and manage the hardware, while the Colocation Provider supplies the rack space, resilient power,…
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Managed vs Unmanaged Servers: Which Is Right for Your Business?
If you're setting up a server for your business, one of the first decisions you'll hit is whether to go managed or unmanaged. It sounds like a small technical detail. It isn't.