The Web Application Firewall (WAF) that comes with Website Security has your SSL Certificate built in.

Yes, even while an SSL certificate encrypts data traveling to and from your website, it won't shield it from additional threats like malware, SQL injections, or DDoS attacks.
You may help safeguard additional areas of your website by using both an SSL and website security.

You can select a security monitoring and scan frequency of once daily, once every 12 hours, or 30 minutes depending on your Website Security Suites subscription.
You'll be informed right away if any malware is discovered.

A cloud-based firewall service called WAF screens and assists in defending your real-time website traffic from dangers like SQL injection attacks and DDoS attacks (malicious data that effectively convinces your site into performing something it shouldn't) (crashes your site by overwhelming it with a flood of automated traffic).
In between Website Security assessments, WAF is your site's primary line of security and just takes a few minutes to set up.

A CDN is a global network of servers that uses both dynamic and static caching to ensure that all material renders promptly and consistently.
For instance, if a visitor from Japan accesses your US-hosted website, it will load exactly as rapidly as one from Japan.