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This article explains how GreenGeeks monitors and responds to newly disclosed security vulnerabilities, including those with a CVE identifier.

Use it to understand what GreenGeeks manages on your behalf, what you are responsible for on your own site, and how to stay informed about security events that may affect your hosting account.

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