Most people add a second server for a good reason. A site became busier, a client needed its own space, or one box was overloaded. The second server resolves the problem in front of you. What it doesn’t always do is make anything safer, and adding a third one the same way just repeats the pattern.
Compute, storage, data transfer, and senior engineering support roll into a single committed bill, so teams can add environments without reopening the budget.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA – October 26, 2026 – InMotion Cloud today announced Fixed Cost Advantage, a billing model that puts compute, storage, egress, and time with senior engineers on one committed monthly bill. Built for engineering leaders at growing SaaS companies, digital agencies, and managed service providers, it keeps costs steady when a team launches an AI feature, builds a client proof-of-concept, adds VMs, or expands its test suite.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and most of the advice you’ll read this month is written for companies with a dedicated security team. If you run your own VPS, dedicated server, or reseller account, you probably don’t have one. You have yourself, maybe a developer, and a long list of things that aren’t security.
Web hosting security is decided in the hours after a vulnerability goes public. A feature list doesn’t decide it. This article walks through how InMotion Hosting handled CVE-2026-41940, a critical cPanel zero-day. It covers which protections run without any customer action, what stays your responsibility on each plan type, and the questions to ask any host before the next critical flaw lands.
The cPanel authentication bypass proved the buffer between disclosure and exploitation is gone. What security leaders should change about patch management.
For decades, the relationship between software vendors and the security community ran on an orderly, predictable rhythm known as coordinated disclosure. It was, in many ways, a gentleman’s agreement: a vulnerability was found, reported confidentially, and a timeline was established so the vendor could develop a fix before the public ever learned the front door was unlocked.
Building on a security partnership that began in 2021, InMotion Hosting has expanded its use of Monarx technology with the deployment of ThreatShield across its server fleet.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA – August 24, 2026 – InMotion Hosting is expanding its longstanding partnership with Monarx by deploying Monarx ThreatShield across its server infrastructure, adding runtime application protection against modern web attacks.
InMotion Hosting runs three separate referral programs, and they pay different people for different things. This guide breaks down who qualifies for the Hosting Affiliate Program, Refer a Friend, and the Agency Partner Program, what each one pays, when the money arrives, and how to pick the one that matches how you actually send business our way.
Two WordPress sites on InMotion Hosting accounts were compromised within a two-hour window in July 2026. One was cleaned four days later, then reinfected six days after that. This is what our teams found: the persistence layers attackers build after initial access, the specific indicators you can check on your own sites today, and why deleting rogue administrator accounts does not end a compromise.
Cloud hosting covers a wide range of setups, from a virtual server you configure and maintain yourself to a fully managed private environment someone else runs for you. This guide defines what cloud hosting is, explains the mechanics underneath it, separates public cloud from private cloud, and shows how to tell which version fits your team’s technical capacity.
Cloud servers, dedicated servers, and managed private cloud handle performance, cost, and control differently. This guide compares all three across the six factors that drive infrastructure decisions, gives the utilization thresholds where each one stops making sense, and shows where managed private cloud fits for teams that have outgrown a dedicated server but do not want to hire system administrators.
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) stops a stolen password from becoming a compromised site. Five WordPress plugins lead this category, and they differ in ways that matter once real users are involved. This comparison covers what each one does, which authentication methods are worth requiring, how to get back in if you lose your authenticator, and how to match a plugin to the way your site actually runs.
Most streaming buyers overspend on CPU and underspend on network capacity. This guide walks through how to size a dedicated server for streaming based on the numbers that actually govern video quality: cores per rendition, port speed against concurrent viewers, storage growth from recordings, and the point where a CDN should take over delivery.
RAM is usually the resource that decides whether a VPS feels fast or falls over. This guide breaks down how much memory your server actually needs based on your stack, your traffic, and what you run in the background. You will get baseline numbers for common site types, a use-case sizing table, and the specific signals that tell you it is time to size up.
Independent web hosting providers own their hardware, answer to customers instead of outside investors, and staff their own support teams. This guide covers nine practical checks, from data center ownership to how you read reviews, so small business owners and agencies can tell a durable hosting partner from a brand that was bought, bundled, and repriced.
InMotion Hosting brings 25 years of dedicated server expertise to the managed private cloud market, offering dedicated hardware, predictable pricing, and senior engineer support, with limited-time pricing starting at $399 per month.