Webinars
Technical sessions from the people building CloudLinux and Imunify, plus the market and margin side of running a profitable web business. Attend live and ask questions, or watch on demand.
You’ll Win Black Friday. Will You Keep the Customers? The 90 Days After the Rush: Turning Promo Signups Into VPS Revenue
Black Friday is about to fill your VPS pipeline. Keeping those customers is the harder part. They'll sign up on a discount, and 56% of hosting providers say price is a top reason customers leave.
Three days before Black Friday, we walk through what to set up now and the 90 days that decide whether a promo signup becomes a long-term customer, grounded in data from the 2026 Web Hosting Trends Report.
Exploited on Day One, Back After Cleanup: WordPress Security in 2026 for Hosting Providers
Exploits for a critical WordPress plugin flaw arrived the morning after its fix shipped, and two weeks later 84% of affected sites on our network still hadn’t patched. Some malware now survives cleanup too, by reinfecting sites from the browser.
Kernel Exploits in 16 Weeks: How Hosting Fleets Stay Patched Without Rebooting
Between late April and mid August 2026, 16 named Linux kernel exploits went public: Copy Fail, Dirty Frag, GhostLock, and 13 more. Most of them open a path from an ordinary local account to root, to stolen secrets, or to a crashed host. Researchers now audit kernel code with AI at scale, and the disclosure pace shows it.
Kernel patching used to be a quarterly chore. It has become a weekly decision: reboot now, or run exposed until the next maintenance window. This session is about the third option.
CloudLinux Product Pulse Q3 2026: AI on Both Sides of Server Security
This quarter's theme picked itself. AI is now on both sides of server security: it is writing the exploits, driving the crawlers, and running as a workload on your servers, and it is also how we find and fix vulnerabilities faster than we could before. Almost everything CloudLinux and Imunify shipped since April deals with one side or the other.
In this session, you'll get the full picture from the people who built it. You'll see AI Bot Management running in the Imunify Security WordPress plugin, the most requested feature at CloudFest 2026 and now live at no extra cost with Imunify360. You'll get a first look at Imunify for AI Agents, a new security layer that watches what AI agents actually do on a server rather than what they claim to do. You'll see Under Attack Mode stop a targeted flood with a single switch. And you'll hear what 13 named kernel exploits since late April mean for how you patch.
Running Doesn’t Equal Patched: Securing MariaDB 10.6 After End of Life
One month past end of life: what changed, what upgrading really costs, and how to get 10.6 patched again — without a migration.
MariaDB Community Server 10.6 reached end of life on July 6, 2026. It still runs, but the security patches have stopped. If you're still on 10.6, chances are nothing has broken — the databases serve queries, health checks pass, and there are no alerts. That is exactly what unpatched end-of-life software looks like from the outside, and on a shared server one unpatched database sits behind every customer site on the machine. In this live session, we'll take a straight look at what that means for your servers in 2026, and how to keep 10.6 patched without a rushed migration.
State of WordPress Agencies 2026
How do WordPress agencies actually operate in 2026? To find out, CloudLinux and WebPros surveyed WordPress agencies and freelance developers worldwide on how they host, secure, optimize, and grow their businesses.
This on-demand webinar was the first public look at the findings. If you run an agency, freelance for clients, or partner with either, you will walk away with a clearer picture of where the segment is going and how your own operation compares.
The Shared-to-VPS Upgrade Campaign
Learn How Hosting Providers Turned Their Existing Customer Base Into a Predictable VPS Growth Channel
Most hosting providers already have their next VPS customers — they just haven't activated them yet. While acquisition costs continue to rise, leading providers are driving sustainable VPS growth by upgrading the customers they already have. This session breaks down the proven playbook for turning shared hosting users into long-term VPS revenue.
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