SHADHIN 7.6
Choose your Lifetime Plan
Light
$350
- Secure file upload
- Enhance image resolution
- Regulate file properties
- Debug duplicated files
- Detect/scan malevolent files
personal
$600
- Secure file upload
- Enhance image resolution
- Regulate file properties
- Debug duplicated files
- Detect/scan malevolent files
- Disable third party file
- Auto BG remover/WM
- Image Auto enhancer
- Deactivate multiple account
- Auto file review
Business
$1000
- Secure file upload
- Enhance image resolution
- Regulate file properties
- Debug duplicated files
- Detect/scan malevolent files
- Disable third party file
- Auto BG remover/WM
- Image Auto enhancer
- Deactivate multiple account
- Auto file review
- Price Regulatory Monitor
- SEO Tag
- Illegal goods filter/detector
- OTP generator
- Flagged violated account
- Product Booster
- Product Sorting
- Multiple website
- Smart upload
- Support
Why choose Shadhin?
Each Shadhin plan uses cutting-edge AI technology to detect and stop any type of online threat during
Reseller Product Upload – even ones that haven’t been seen before.
So every time a customer upload a product to your server, we:
Keep intruders out of your server and check websites, files and emails are safe for your server.
Protect your privacy by blocking unauthorized attempts to access your Database or track your activity on your server.
Secure your payments in a hacker-proof Protected Browser when reseller shop or bank online.
Cloud security risks
What are the security issues in cloud computing? Because if you don’t know them, then how are you supposed to put proper measures in place? After all, weak cloud security can expose users and providers to all types of cyber security threats. Some common cloud security threats include:
Risks of cloud-based infrastructure including incompatible legacy IT frameworks, and third-party data storage service disruptions.
Internal threats due to human error such as misconfiguration of user access controls.
External threats caused almost exclusively by malicious actors, such as malware, phishing, and DDoS attacks.
The biggest risk with the cloud is that there is no perimeter. Traditional cyber security focused on protecting the perimeter, but cloud environments are highly connected which means insecure APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) and account hijacks can pose real problems. Faced with cloud computing security risks, cyber security professionals need to shift to a data-centric approach.
Third-party storage of your data and access via the internet each pose their own threats as well. If for some reason those services are interrupted, your access to the data may be lost. For instance, a phone network outage could mean you can’t access the cloud at an essential time. Alternatively, a power outage could affect the data center where your data is stored, possibly with permanent data loss.
How to Secure the Cloud
Communications encryption
with the cloud in
their entirety.
Particularly sensitive data encryption
such as
account credentials.
End-to-end encryption
of all data that is
uploaded to the cloud.