NetShop ISP announce the availability of Hermes AI Agent on its VPS product range. Available for deployment in multiple regions around the worldwide.

In this article we break down the concrete steps to make your infrastructure resilient and protect your website from DDoS attacks in 2026.

Buffering can wreck a streaming platform’s reputation in seconds, but most causes are fixable. In this article we explain what actually leads to interruptions, from bandwidth and routing to CDN gaps and server load, and how the right hosting setup keeps your streams running smooth.

WordPress runs over 40% of the web which is exactly why it’s such a popular target. Most compromises don’t come from WordPress itself, but from the plugins, passwords, and server settings around it. Here are the practical steps that meaningfully reduce the risk.

Is your cPanel or WHM login page looking old and outdated? Learn what causes the legacy login theme to appear and follow these simple steps to fix it fast.

Leading hosting and infrastructure provider, NetShop ISP, wins Best Hosting Provider at the Global Forex Awards – B2B 2026.

Check out this step-by-step tutorial on how to use vFirewall for protecting your VPS server within the myNetShop Portal.

This article breaks down what actually matters for WordPress Hosting in 2026. Learn what to look for in performance, security, scalability and support before choosing the right provider.

NetShop ISP participates at the 5th FXCubic mini-football tournament along 15 FX and fintech companies on the 12th of June 2026 in Limassol, Cyprus.

In this article, we’ll walk you through five clear signs that your business has outgrown shared or VPS hosting, and what to think about before making the move to a dedicated server.

A high-severity Linux kernel vulnerability (CVE-2026-31431 / CopyFail) has been disclosed affecting a wide range of popular distributions including Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, AlmaLinux, and more. We strongly urge all customers running Linux-based servers to apply the mitigation immediately — no reboot required.

Updates about the critical security vulnerability identified in cPanel and WHM (28th April 2026) that allows unauthenticated attackers to gain full administrative access to affected servers.