Accessing the Security Center in cPanel:

• Log in to cPanel using your login credentials.
• Scroll down to the "Security" section and click on "Security Center."

Configuring Web Application Firewall (ModSecurity):

• In the Security Center, click on "Web Application Firewall (ModSecurity)."
• Enable or disable ModSecurity as per your requirements using the toggle switch.
• Modify ModSecurity rules as necessary to fit your website's security requirements.

Setting up Directory Protection:

• In the Security Center, click on "Directory Privacy."
• Add password protection to specific directories to restrict unauthorized access.
• Create secure usernames and passwords to safeguard the directories.

Enabling SSH (Secure Shell) Access and Restricting Access:

• In the Security Center, click on "SSH Access."
• Enable or disable SSH access as per your requirements using the toggle switch.
• Restrict SSH access by allowing only certain IP addresses if necessary.

Configuring Spam Protection:

• In the Security Center, click on "Spam Protection."
• Adjust spam settings to filter out unwanted emails and reduce the risk of phishing and malware.

Implementing SSL Certificates:

• Use the SSL/TLS Manager to generate and manage SSL certificates for your website.
• Install an SSL certificate to encrypt communication between your website and visitors.

Performing Regular Backups:

• Utilize the Backup tool in cPanel to perform regular backups of your website and database.
• Store backups in secure locations off the server.

Maintaining Software Updates:

• Keep your website software, including content management systems (CMS) and applications, up to date to prevent security vulnerabilities.