Server downtime… It’s a problem that every company operating online must deal with. The fact of the matter is that any amount of downtime can equate to lost profits.

The majority of website owners understand that server downtime is an issue at one time or another.

Server “downtime” is the term that is used to describe a period of time in which a server or website is unavailable.

The Apache Software Foundation has discovered and fixed a couple of weak spots in its web server.

At 11:52 a.m. Tuesday UTC, Dyn, a worldwide Domain Name System (DNS) and email delivery company, underwent a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack, according to the company’s recent blog post.

Apple security researcher discovered a flaw in the iPhone messaging system last week.

Google is paying people to hack into their web browser.

Wikileaks, a non-profit media organization, and several WikiLeaks mirror sites, have undergone a 10-day online attack from an entity known as “Anti Leaks”.

When a user in an organization sends an email, a lot happens behind the scenes.

In today’s world, it is critical for every organization to maintain the best possible performance and reliability for its website.