Cloudsine is excited to announce that the WebOrion® Monitor is now part of Magnolia’s advanced security solutions for its managed DXP offering in the cloud. The WebOrion® Monitor provides 24/7 proactive monitoring to detect website defacements and hacks, ensuring businesses are the first to notice any changes, preventing reputational damage and loss of customer trust. 

“At Cloudsine, we understand the importance of maintaining a secure and trustworthy online presence,” said Matthias Chin, CEO and Founder of Cloudsine. “The WebOrion® Monitor is designed to provide continuous surveillance of public-facing websites, offering timely alerts and allowing swift corrective action. Partnering with Magnolia allows us to extend these capabilities to a broader audience, ensuring more businesses can safeguard their digital assets.” 

Commenting on the new extension, Tim Brown, CEO at Magnolia said, “Partnering with Cloudsine makes it easier for customers to benefit from the combined solution that we offer and to safeguard their web presence and reputation.” 

Magnolia’s advanced security package is built on the principle that website security is a fundamental necessity, not an afterthought. The package offers a comprehensive suite of features, including CDN security, DDoS mitigation, and web defacement protection, making it a one-stop solution for robust website security. 

This partnership reflects Cloudsine and Magnolia’s commitment to delivering top-tier security solutions, enabling businesses to maintain a secure online presence. 

For more information about Cloudsine and the WebOrion Monitor, visit www.cloudsine.tech. For more information about Magnolia’s advanced security package, visit this blog. 

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With over 450 enterprise customers, thousands of Community Edition deployments, and more than 200 certified Magnolia Partners around the world, Magnolia is the business-ready composable Digital Experience Platform of choice for leading companies around the world, including American Express, JetBlue, The New York Times, CNN, Sanofi, Sainsbury’s, Generali, and Ping An.