// Hosting

Hosting with AI-managed security, watching what you can't

Automatic security, supervised by people. Penny, the AI assistant we use at SYSBalear, watches your websites automatically every 30 minutes and blocks brute-force access attempts on our hosting servers, under the supervision of our specialists.

Security adjustments applied by our team
Next-generation firewalls
Automatic monitoring
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Automatic detection supervised by our team

Attacks don't wait for your office hours. Penny, the AI assistant we use at SYSBalear, helps analyse your servers' traffic and behaviour using automated rules and thresholds, flags suspicious patterns and alerts our team, which reviews it and acts.

Automatic monitoring helps detect threats earlier than manual reviews alone.

Automatic checks of your websites every 30 minutes (with managed web maintenance)
AI attack-pattern detection
Security adjustments and intervention by our team
Supervised by a human cybersecurity team
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Layered defence, from a cybersecurity house

The AI doesn't work alone: it sits on a layered defence architecture. Next-generation firewalls, server hardening by default, access control and segmentation form the perimeter that Penny watches from the inside.

And protection extends to your reputation: we work to keep your domain from sending spam. Daily backups and disaster recovery help us restore a clean, verified state if the worst happens.

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How the platform works: from signal to intervention

AI-managed security isn't magic: it's method, applied consistently. Penny collects signals from every layer — network traffic, system logs, application behaviour — correlates them and checks them against known attack patterns and against your server's normal behaviour.

When something falls outside the pattern, automatic monitoring alerts our cybersecurity team, which analyses it and acts. Every incident is documented and reviewed by people, and what's learned becomes a new platform rule: an attack seen once helps protect every client.

Network, system and application signals correlated
Alerts and intervention following human-defined policies
Every incident documented and reviewed
Every learned attack becomes a rule that helps strengthen the platform
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Who managed security is for

For those with something to lose and nobody watching: most SMEs have no security team, and their websites and servers are exposed to automated attacks that don't care about size or sector. If your site handles customer data, bookings or payments, the question isn't whether you'll be probed, but when.

Also for those who already had a scare and don't want another, and for agencies hosting client websites who need to be able to vouch for their security. Being a cybersecurity house as well as a hosting provider, the same judgement we apply in audits and security projects is built into the platform as standard.

SMEs without their own security team
Websites handling customer data or payments
Those who suffered an incident and don't want another
Agencies accountable for their clients' websites
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Security mistakes the platform doesn't allow

Incidents rarely start with a brilliant attack; they start with an oversight: an admin panel open to the entire internet, software unpatched for months, logs nobody reads, the same password across three services. Attackers' automation finds those oversights before you do.

On our platform those oversights don't depend on someone remembering: security adjustments are applied by our team, patches follow a continuous cycle, logs are reviewed by automatic monitoring supervised by our team and administrative access is restricted and monitored. Security by default, not by goodwill.

Admin panels restricted by default
Continuous, not reactive, patching
Logs monitored automatically with rules and thresholds, supervised by our team
Administrative access monitored
// FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does the AI decide security on its own, or are there people behind it?

Both. Penny helps detect threats with automatic rules and alerts our cybersecurity team, which sets the policies, reviews incidents and acts.

What happens if I suffer an incident despite everything?

Automatic monitoring detects and alerts, and our team analyses and acts. If something more serious happened, daily backups and the disaster-recovery plan let us restore your system to a clean, verified state.

Can the AI mistakenly block a legitimate visitor?

It can happen with any protection system, which is why the rules are tuned and supervised by our team. If we detect a false positive, it's corrected at platform level, not with a one-off patch, so it stops affecting that visitor and any other.

Is this security purchased separately from the hosting?

No: AI-managed security is the foundation of all our hosting, not an extra. This page explains how it works. If you need security beyond hosting, such as audits or protection for your network and offices, that's where our cybersecurity area comes in.

Will I know if there's an incident on my server?

Yes. Automatic monitoring detects and alerts, our team analyses and acts, and relevant incidents are documented: we explain what happened, what was done and what was adjusted so it doesn't happen again. No unnecessary jargon and nothing sugar-coated.

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