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Are you all set to get your feet wet in a new business? Are you overwhelmed by all the work you'll be doing on your own? Well! Starting a business may sound exciting, but at the same time, it's a great challenge to establish it as a successful enterprise.

A major vulnerability in OpenSSL software was announced late yesterday, impacting all servers having the Heartbeat TLS extension enabled with OpenSSL versions states above.

The "heartbleed" vulnerability, has been already recorded as CVE-2014-0160. Further details can be found at heartbleed.com and www.openssl.org/news/secadv_20140407.txt.

The bug has already scared a lot of system administrators and site owners, and the one that we've done on WebSitePulse was to release a test against this vulnerability.

So, if you want to check whether your secure server is affected or not, please visit: www.websitepulse.com/heartbeat.php

Not long after releasing our latest and most sophisticated monitoring level – the In-Browser Application Monitoring, we are happy to announce that it is now available as a free test tool.

So here’s a brief description of what the In-Browser level of monitoring is all about:

Do you own an online store or an online booking site? Are you losing revenue due to problems with the availability and performance of your applications? If you want to make sure that everything is working correctly and not finding out about slow response times and downtimes from your clients, you can use one of our application levels of monitoring.

Monitoring your website is not just a preemptive measure

We all know that companies invest a lot of funds and efforts to build a good image of their products and services. A rock-solid corporate identity could be a great cornerstone for gaining and increasing the public trust of your company's current and prospective clients. Once you have established a good company name, the main goal of the management is to keep that name clean and safe. And they do it, or at least try to do it the best they can.