Infrastructure built to mitigate security threats
VIP's infrastructure is designed to mitigate security threats and manage vulnerabilities at a platform-level.
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VIP's infrastructure is designed to mitigate security threats and manage vulnerabilities at a platform-level.
The security of an application hosted on the VIP Platform is a shared responsibility between VIP and its customers.
A default CORS policy is returned by VIP's edge servers for all files that are stored in the VIP File System (files within the path /wp-content/uploads).
The types of events that are recorded in Audit Logs for an organization or an application.
Integrations are optional plugins and extensions that enhance the features and functionality of applications and are managed by WordPress VIP.
Engagement Boost is an opt-in AI-powered feature of Parse.ly Content Intelligence that helps drive traffic to a target post. Based on a target post selected by the user, Engagement Boost searches a site’s content and locates the most relevant and high-performing source posts. In each source post, Engagement Boost suggests text within the source post where a link to the target post should be added, and a user can accept, reject, or edit the suggestion.
Rate limiting is in place at the edge for all environments on the VIP Platform to prevent some crawlers from causing potential performance issues.
Step-up authentication protects areas of the VIP Dashboard where users can access secure information (e.g. Single Sign-On (SSO) Configurations) and protects actions that are not reversible (e.g. removing a domain or editing IP Restrictions).
A set of default HTTP response headers are added to every site that is hosted on the VIP Platform. These headers help VIP to monitor the platform and can be useful for troubleshooting the origin of a request.
"Phishing" is a cyberattack that tricks users through fraudulent websites, emails, text messages, phone calls, and other communications.