Edge & traffic
DNS, TLS, caching, WAF and other edge controls are configured around the legitimate application and traffic.
Secure web infrastructure
Web infrastructure for applications need of ownership after deploy.
Managed hosting, hardening, edge protection, monitoring, patching and recovery operated together. We do not move a project just to change provider; migration must solve a real need for security or operation.
Managed stack
The infrastructure is an operating system, not just a place where files are stored.
Edge, Origin, Operations and Recovery must be able to work together. Otherwise, responsibility is lost between services that do not share the same context.
Application & origin
Hardening, access paths, runtime configuration and origin exposure are treated as part of the application posture.
Operations
Changes, patching and administrative activities are operated controlled, with clear ownership and reduction of ad-hoc interventions.
Monitoring
Availability and relevant signals are tracked after deployment, not just during migration or an incident.
Backup & recovery
Backup is related to a restoration process and the decisions needed for controlled return after a problem.
Workloads
Managed only when continuing operation matters.
Not every website needs managed hosting. We use it when availability, security or recovery justifies continuous ownership.
WordPress & CMS
Sites that need patching, hardening, backup and ownership after launch.
E-commerce
Stores where unavailability, integrity and recovery directly affect operations and revenue.
Web applications
Custom applications and backends where the infrastructure needs to be operated together with the team that owns the code.
APIs
Exposed services that require TLS, access controls, rate limiting and monitoring proportionate to their use.
Static & modern frontends
Modern projects that can keep hosting simple but need DNS, edge security and clear ownership.
Sensitive workloads
Services where data, availability or recovery requirements justify a continuously managed model.
Migration / cutover
Migration is a risk project, not a copy/paste.
DNS, database, storage, webhooks and integrations can be as important as application files. We prepare and validate before we change traffic.
Inventory
Application, DNS, databases, storage, email dependencies, integrations and other components that may be affected by the migration.
→Prepare
We prepare the target environment, hardening, access and configurations before changing production traffic.
→Copy & validate
We copy the data and check the application separately, including the functions that may depend on DNS, caching, webhooks, or external services.
→Cutover
We move controlled traffic, track errors, and keep a way back suitable for the architecture if unexpected problems arise.
→Operate
Monitoring, patching, backup, recovery and security controls continue after migration. Cutover is not the end of the managed service.
↻Shared responsibility
Responsibilities must be clear after migration.
Managed does not mean that any component of the application automatically becomes the responsibility of ZebraByte. Scope defines what we operate and what remains to the product owner.
Platform & infrastructure
Configuration and infrastructure operations included in the managed service.
Application requirements and approval of changes affecting the business.
Application code
We can identify problems and support remediation within the agreed scope.
The team that owns the application remains the owner of the business logic and code changes unless there is a separate scope.
Security controls
Edge, hardening, monitoring and other included controls are operated as part of the service.
Identity, endpoints, and non-hosting systems remain the responsibility of their owners unless they are included separately.
Backup & recovery
We operate the backup/restoration processes included and coordinate the recovery for the managed environment.
Business priorities and functional validation after restore require the application owner’s context.
Day 2 operations
Managed infrastructure starts after deploy.
The value of a managed model appears in the changes, patching, monitoring and recovery that happen after the application is already live.
Changes
Important settings are treated as controlled changes, not as uncontexted interventions.
Patching
Updates are prioritized by risk, compatibility and impact on the application.
Monitoring
Availability and relevant signals are tracked to identify degradation or unusual behavior.
Backup
Retention and frequency depend on the applicable service and plan, not a universal promise for any workload.
Recovery
Restore and verify are part of the recovery process; having a backup alone is not enough.
Incidents
Relevant events can be escalated into incident response and then transformed into remediation and hardening.
Decision
Not every problem requires migration.
PATH-1
Maintain the current hosting
If the current provider works well, Website Security can add edge controls, WAF, DNS, and hardening without unnecessary migration.
PATH-2Migrate to a Managed Model
When origin, patching, backup and recovery need to have the same operational owner, secure web infrastructure becomes the right option.
PATH-3Start with an assessment.
If it’s not clear whether the problem is hosting or the app, we evaluate the environment before we recommend a migration.
Customer reviews
What customers say
Real feedback about security, managed hosting, support and projects delivered by ZebraByte.
I had the site full of viruses and it gave me mistakes all the time. It didn’t work properly anymore and nobody knew what it had. Those at ZebraByte helped me immediately cleaned everything, secured the site and moved it to their servers. Since then it’s gone perfectly and I haven’t had any problems anymore. It’s seen that I know what I’m doing and even getting involved. I recommend 100%! I started working withZebrabytefor a few months and they delivered more than I expected. I decided to move my site to them because I had problems with the old provider and it was also viral. Those at ZebraByte have very high standards in terms of security and enterprise hosting. Their team is very professional, responds quickly to any questions, offers clear solutions and explains the meaning of everyone even if you don’t have technical knowledge. Hosting platforms are stable, fast and well protected. I had a bad problem with the site, I still got security alerts and weird links appeared everywhere. Those at ZebraByte immediately entered, cleaned everything and moved it to them. Since then it goes smoothly, even faster. Very serious! Super professional! We worked very well with this team. All requirements were solved in a very short time. I have worked great with this team. Very good team! Best cooperation i have ever seen. 10 stars!!! Excellent service, very understanding and patient with all our requests. I fully recommend ZebraByte for website designs to suit your needs! Frequently asked questions
Is Secure Web Infrastructure a generic shared hosting product? +
No. The service is intended for projects where hardening, monitoring, backup/recovery and operational ownership justify continuous administration.
Do I need to migrate to use Website Security? +
No. We can protect certain applications to the current provider. Migration is only recommended when origin ownership, configuration or recovery are part of the problem we want to solve.
Do you promise zero downtime on migration? +
We do not make a universal promise of zero downtime regardless of architecture. We prepare and test the environment before the cutover and build a transition suitable for its application and dependencies.
Who is updating the app? +
It depends on workload and scope. Infrastructure or managed component patching may be included, while code changes and certain application updates may remain with the product owner. Responsibilities are set before migration.
Does hosting automatically comply with ISO27001, NIS2 or GDPR? +
No. Infrastructure and operations can provide relevant controls and evidence, but compliance depends on the scope, processes and obligations of the entire organization. Hosting alone does not certify the program.
Move the infrastructure only if managed ownership solves the real problem.
Send us your current stack and availability requirements. We will determine if migration is needed or if the app can be secured where it is already.
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