Web Application Firewall/Mod_security

LiteSpeed Web Server offers excellent ModSecurity compatibility, allowing sophisticated rules for filtering out attacking requests by checking for known attack signatures. LSWS has built-in WAF security features to block bad connections. LiteSpeed also works well with popular mod_security rules set such as Owasp, Atomicorp, Comodo and CloudLinux Imunify360. LiteSpeed works well with other firewalls such as ConfigServer Security & Firewall (csf) etc.

• Mitigating HTTP-level DDoS Attacks with LSWS's security features
• Advanced Anti-DDos Setup Service: LiteSpeed can set it up for you. Learn how it works and what it entails.
• What is LSWS Web Application Firewall (WAF) Feature and How to enable it?
• How the WordPress Protection built-in to LSWS works
• How to block bot attack
• How to disable modsecurity for a single domain in .htaccess
• How to enable reCAPTCHA to protect your server
• How to avoid a faked google bot

As mentioned previously, LSWS supports most of the mod_security rules commonly used. Since Apache and LiteSpeed may have different rule sets, please make sure to download the appropriate set for each web server. The following will explain the detailed steps for configuring rule sets for use with LSWS.

• How to install and configure Comodo mod_security rules to work with LiteSpeed on cPanel
• How to use cPanel's ModSecurity Vendors feature with LSWS
• Imunify360: Hosting Control Panels Specific Settings

• How to install and configure Comodo mod_security rules to work with Standalone LiteSpeed Web Server
• How to install/configure mod_security rules to work with LiteSpeed Web Server reading Apache conf but without control panel
• How to use OWASP mod_security rules with LiteSpeed Web Server
• How to use Atomicorp mod_security rules with LiteSpeed Web Server

Please see these Frequently Asked Questions about Mod Security on LSWS.

mod_security Compatibility.

I can not see LSWS loging any activities but apache logging ok.