InMotion Hosting Enhances Security with Monarx ThreatShield Deployment

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InMotion Hosting Enhances Security with Monarx ThreatShield Deployment

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ThreatCluster •August 25, 2026 at 13:18 UTC

•InMotion Hosting deploys Monarx ThreatShield for enhanced server security.
•The partnership with Monarx began in 2021 and has led to a 40% reduction in security issues.
•ThreatShield operates within application runtime, improving detection of modern web attacks.

InMotion Hosting has expanded its security measures by deploying Monarx ThreatShield across its server fleet. This deployment enhances runtime application protection against modern web attacks, building on a partnership that began in 2021. InMotion Hosting previously reported a 40% reduction in security-related customer support cases due to Monarx technology. ThreatShield operates within the application runtime, allowing it to identify and terminate malicious activities effectively. The goal of this partnership is to protect customers while minimizing the operational burden of compromised websites. The deployment reflects a proactive approach to server and website security, integrating advanced protection into the hosting environment. This move is part of an ongoing effort to stay ahead of evolving attack techniques and vulnerabilities.

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2021-01-01

Partnership with Monarx established

InMotion Hosting began its collaboration with Monarx to enhance security measures across its hosting services.

2026-08-24

Deployment of ThreatShield announced

InMotion Hosting expands its use of Monarx technology by deploying ThreatShield across its server fleet to enhance security.

2026-08-24

40% reduction in security cases reported

InMotion Hosting reported a significant decrease in security-related customer support cases attributed to Monarx technology.

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