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PCI Compliance

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EdwardDekker

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Hi,

I want to ask the development team of Parallels to make all of the new installations of Plesk PCI Compliance ready.
Please delete ciphers below 128-bit encryption and disable SSLv2 by default when Plesk will be installed or updated.

Kind of regards,
Edward
 
Hello Edward,

We have a guide and a tool to enable PCI compliant mode in Plesk. Please checkout our documentation. This cannot be a default option, as PCI compliance involves certain restrictions which aren't good for everyone.

Regards
 
Hello Sergey,

Yes i know that i could be using the manual for the PCI compliance that i can use to secure the Plesk installation.
But i want to suggest that Parallels disable the weak and old ciphers below 128 bit.

Edward
 
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