Role-aware access
Separate users, roles and scopes across SHM, SDM and SBM so operators, resellers, customers and integrations do not receive unnecessary control.
Security built into hosting, DNS and backup operations.
Synconix helps infrastructure teams reduce operational risk with role-aware access, account isolation, firewall and WAF controls, antivirus workflows, delegated DNS management, API boundaries, audit visibility and recoverable backup workflows across SHM, SDM and SBM.
From account isolation and firewall policies to DNS zone delegation, backup recovery, API boundaries and audit trails, Synconix gives infrastructure teams the controls they need to operate with confidence.
Account and shell isolation
SHM supports account boundaries, shell access options, Jail Shell and resource governance to reduce risk in multi-tenant hosting environments.
Network and application protection
Firewall configuration, allow lists, blocklists, port restrictions, ModSecurity/WAF and antivirus workflows sit inside the hosting operations layer.
DNS integrity and delegation
SDM supports delegated DNS administration for assigned zones, cluster-aware DNS operations, Cloudflare integration, API sources and auditable zone changes.
Backup recovery and resilience
SBM protects production data through backup points, storage separation, retention, scoped restore, disaster recovery and panel-based restore workflows.
Audit and operational evidence
Audit logs, user activity, system logs, backup logs and change trails help teams understand who changed what, when and from where.
API and integration boundaries
API users, keys, API sources, IP policies and integration-specific scopes help separate human operators from automation flows.
AI with boundaries
AI Mode is positioned as an assisted operational layer that explains, prepares and guides, while critical actions stay inside controlled product workflows.
Built around product functionality, not generic feature lists.
Synconix Security is presented through the workflows operators need to perform: setup, control, diagnosis and recovery.
Prevent
Use roles, assigned zones, IP restrictions, firewall policy, port restrictions, WAF rules, antivirus workflows, Jail Shell and package limits to reduce exposure.
Inspect
Use dashboards, health views, logs, process views, DNS state, backup points and monitoring to understand risk before taking action.
Trace
Use audit trails, user activity, logs, DNS change history, backup logs and API context to understand who changed what and when.
Recover
Use restore points, scoped restore, mail/database/file restore, DNS backup/restore and disaster recovery workflows to return to a known-good state.
Product security layers across SHM, SDM and SBM.
Each product contributes a different part of the security story: hosting controls, DNS delegation and backup recovery. The page stays grounded in visible product capabilities instead of unsupported compliance language.
Secure hosting operations from account creation to recovery.
Synconix Hosting Manager protects hosting operations with role-aware workspaces, account isolation, Jail Shell options, firewall policy, ModSecurity/WAF, antivirus workflows, service logs, audit visibility, package limits and recoverable backup workflows.
Account status, suspension, shell access options and package limits
Audit events, access logs, error logs, raw logs and service logs
Security managed beside accounts, websites, mail, DNS, databases and runtimes
Root, reseller and account scopes
Expose hosting controls based on role and responsibility while keeping root-level operations separate from reseller and customer workflows.
Learn moreJail Shell and account isolation
Use controlled shell access, account boundaries and package/resource limits to reduce exposure in shared hosting environments.
Learn moreFirewall and allow-list controls
Manage Firewall Configuration, Firewall Allow List, IP lists, blocklists and port restrictions as visible security workflows.
Learn moreModSecurity / WAF
Show application-level request protection and WAF management as part of web hosting security.
Learn moreAntivirus workflows
Include root and user antivirus scans, threat inspection, quarantine/remediation positioning and policy enforcement.
Learn moreRecovery and restore points
Connect security to local/remote backups, restore points, file/database/mail restore and rollback context.
Learn moreSecurity as a daily operating model.
Security should be visible before, during and after infrastructure changes. Synconix connects prevention, inspection, audit evidence and recovery into the product workflows operators already use.
Create scoped access
Create operators, users and integrations with the right scope for each task across hosting roles, assigned DNS zones, backup users and API access.
Inspect risk before action
Use dashboards, health views, logs, process views, DNS state, backup points and monitoring to understand risk before changing production services.
Recover with scope
Recover files, databases, mail, hosting accounts and infrastructure data using backup points, retention, restore logs, scoped restore and disaster recovery workflows.
Functional product surfaces
Each section focuses on what the product lets teams do in the interface: the operating surface, the controls, the context and the recovery path.
Access control
Every operator gets the scope required for the task, no more.
- SHM: root, reseller and account roles with account access options
- SDM: users, assigned zones and controlled admin tasks
- SBM: users, roles and server/storage scoping
- Automation: API users, keys, API sources and IP policies
Isolation
Isolation reduces blast radius across hosting, DNS and backup workflows.
- SHM: Jail Shell, account isolation and package/resource limits
- SDM: zone-level delegation and cluster task boundaries
- SBM: Panel, Storage and Production role separation
- Recovery: scoped restore avoids touching unrelated systems
Protection controls
Protection is tied to the services being operated.
- SHM: firewall, allow lists, IP lists, blocklists and port restrictions
- SHM: ModSecurity/WAF and antivirus workflows
- SDM: DNS change validation, assigned zones and Cloudflare context
- SBM: restore scope, backup integrity workflows and retention
Audit and recovery
Important changes should be traceable, explainable and recoverable.
- SHM: audit, access/error/raw logs, service logs and restore points
- SDM: audit, logs, cluster/user/API source changes and backup/restore
- SBM: user activity, backup logs, restore logs and backup points
- AI: operational guidance stays bounded by controlled product workflows
Operational depth without losing control.
Each focus area is presented as a practical workflow with visible state, permissions, logs and recovery paths.
Firewall, WAF and Antivirus
Manage security policy from the hosting operations layer where incidents are investigated and resolved.
- Firewall policy and allow lists
- Blocklists and port restrictions
- ModSecurity/WAF management
- Antivirus scan and quarantine workflows
DNS Trust and Cloudflare
Protect DNS operations with assigned-zone administration, cluster HA and integration-aware change control.
- Assigned DNS zones
- DNS Cluster HA
- Cloudflare integration
- API sources, audit logs and backup/restore context
Backup Recovery
Treat backup and restore as part of the security model, not as a separate afterthought.
- Backup points and retention
- Scoped file, database and mail restore
- Restore logs and backup logs
- Disaster recovery workflows
Questions teams ask before starting
The answers stay concrete and product-led, without promising certifications or guarantees that are not part of the public materials.
Does Synconix claim a specific compliance certification?
No. The public page focuses on product-level controls and operating practices. Certifications should only be added when Synconix has exact public proof and legal approval.
Why include backup and restore on a security page?
For infrastructure teams, security is not only prevention. It is also the ability to limit blast radius, understand what changed and recover safely from mistakes, compromise or data loss.
How does Synconix control access?
Through role-aware workspaces, delegated DNS zones, scoped backup users, API users, IP access policies, optional 2FA where supported and controlled access to high-risk tasks.
How does Synconix help shared hosting security?
SHM combines account boundaries, package/resource limits, Jail Shell options, firewall policy, ModSecurity/WAF, antivirus workflows, logs and restore points.
How does Synconix help DNS security?
SDM supports assigned-zone administration, DNS Cluster HA, Cloudflare integration, WHM/cPanel module support, API Sources, audit logs and DNS backup/restore workflows.
How does Synconix help backup security?
SBM separates Panel, Storage and Production roles, supports SSH/rsync transfer workflows, scoped users, optional 2FA, IP restrictions, backup logs, retention and controlled restores.
Review your hosting, DNS and backup security model with Synconix.
Talk with the Synconix team about access boundaries, DNS delegation, backup recovery, API integrations and operational security workflows for your infrastructure.