Why is Livewatch the better and more affordable server monitoring service?
In a time when downtime costs money and the availability of digital services determines success or failure, reliable server monitoring is becoming a must. Many providers promise security and performance – but Livewatch stands out from the crowd. Why? Because it not only works better, but is also more affordable. Here are the reasons:
Livewatch delivers server data in real time. No artificial delays, no polling intervals that trigger too late in an emergency. Monitoring runs continuously and immediately reports when a service fails or exhibits unusual behavior. Exactly what you need to be able to act proactively – instead of searching for errors after the fact.
While other services often rely on opaque subscription models and hidden additional costs, Livewatch remains straightforward: simple, understandable plans tailored to actual needs. No unnecessary features that drive up the price – only what really matters: reliable monitoring.
The user interface is streamlined, intuitive, and without technical clutter. A server can be integrated, alarms configured, and monitoring started in just a few minutes. No prior technical knowledge? Not necessary. This not only saves time, but also resources within your team.
Livewatch informs you exactly where you need it – whether via email, SMS, or modern collaboration tools. Alarms can be finely granulated: Who should be notified about which errors? When? And how often? This ensures that faults never go undetected – and unnecessary alarms are a thing of the past.
Many monitoring services today want to be everything at once: monitoring, ticketing system, security platform, and analysis tool. The result is often an overloaded product. Livewatch, on the other hand, focuses on what really matters: maximum availability of your servers – without any frills.
Conclusion: If you're looking for a reliable, lean, and affordable server monitoring solution, you can't go past Livewatch. The service offers everything you need – and deliberately avoids anything that only makes things expensive or complicated. Simply put: less downtime, more control – at a better price.
Here we answer questions about server monitoring from Livewatch. If you have a question that we have not yet answered here, please contact us.
In recent months, several critical security vulnerabilities have been discovered in server systems that can potentially have serious consequences for IT security. Some of the most significant vulnerabilities are presented below:
1. CVE-2024-37079: Security vulnerability in VMware vCenter Server
In June 2024, a critical vulnerability was identified in VMware vCenter Server. This vulnerability allows attackers to execute arbitrary code using manipulated packages, leading to a heap buffer overflow and endangering services. VMware has already released a patch that should be installed urgently.
2. CVE-2024-49113: LDAPNightmare in Windows servers
A recently discovered vulnerability in the Windows Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) implementation, known as CVE-2024-49113, allows attackers to cause a denial-of-service (DoS) condition by crashing the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS). Microsoft fixed this vulnerability in December 2024.
3. CVE-2024-20697: Vulnerability in Windows 11 and Server 2022
A vulnerability in Windows 11 and Windows Server 2022 allows attackers to execute arbitrary code when extracting RAR files. Microsoft fixed this vulnerability in January 2024 and recommends installing the patch and avoiding opening RAR files from unknown sources.
4. CVE-2024-21410: Critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange servers
The Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) reported in March 2024 that at least 17,000 instances of Microsoft Exchange servers in Germany are vulnerable to critical vulnerabilities. These gaps are already being actively exploited by cyber criminals. The BSI recommends using current versions of Exchange, installing available security updates and configuring the instances securely.
5. CVE-2024-49112: Zero-day vulnerability in Windows and Windows Server
A zero-day vulnerability in Windows and Windows Server enables denial-of-service attacks because it causes the operating system to crash. Windows 10, Windows 11 and Windows Server 2016, 2019 and 2022 are affected. Microsoft fixed this vulnerability in August 2024.
In today's digital world, a stable IT infrastructure is crucial. A failure of your website or server can cost customers and damage trust in your company. Livewatch.de offers you a professional monitoring solution that monitors your systems around the clock and alerts you immediately if there are any problems.
✅ 24/7 monitoring – your servers, websites and services are continuously checked. ✅ Immediate alarm – receive notifications by email, SMS or push message as soon as a problem occurs. ✅ Detailed analyses – use extensive reports and statistics to optimize performance. ✅ Globally distributed monitoring locations – your systems are tested from multiple locations to ensure global accessibility. ✅ Easy setup – Ready to go quickly, without complicated configuration.
With Livewatch.de you can minimize downtime and ensure optimal accessibility of your IT systems. Test our service today and secure reliable monitoring!
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