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Thursday, 02 September 2010 19:25

Backing Up Plesk to Amazon S3

Written by David Parrish

Over many years of providing hosting services, I've been through a huge number of backup strategies.  The servers that we use all run Plesk (different versions), and to be honest I have moved in recent years from using pretty heavily customized environments, to running things pretty much as they come from MediaTemple and Parallels.  The reasoning here is simple - recovering from disaster can be accomplished simply on a standard box.

Friday, 06 August 2010 19:49

e-Commerce Security

Written by David Parrish

In developing e-commerce sites, we are frequently asked by our clients to explain the various facets of developing a "secure" web site.  I thought it might be helpful to put some of what we know on our web site for those of you that aren't fortunate enough to work with us directly Wink.

There are a couple of different elements to security that you need to understand.

Wednesday, 26 May 2010 02:52

Facebook not secure - you're kidding right?

Written by David Parrish

So I saw today (and I'm probably really late to the party) where there is a web site dedicated to getting a bunch of users to quit facebook on the 31st of May (2010).  They have upward of 15,000 as I type.  Reasons sited; Facebook doesn't respect you, your data, or the future of the web.  Brilliant.  How remarkable that a company, which by definitaion exists to generate profit, doesn't respect your data.  You sandal wearing, beard-growing, greatful-dead listing hippies need to wake up and smell the capitalism.  But I digress.