Keep your GpsGate On-site platform secure

Do not use a browser on your Windows server for casual surfing!
Do not open and read emails on your Windows server!
Never install software from the Internet that is not 100% needed and know its source!
Use a strong password!
- Include at least 3 of the following: Uppercase letter (A-Z), lowercase letter (a-z), number (0-9), and a special character like @ % & " ! ( ]
- Read more about password strength and its importance via Wikipedia
Make sure you always have the latest Windows Updates from Microsoft installed.
Use a firewall, and only keep open the ports needed.
Be very restrictive on which software you install on the server.

Secure your GpsGate platform with a dedicated Windows user.
Enable HTTPS for the GpsGate site in IIS.
If using HTTPS, make sure to disable SSL 2.0 and 3.0, which are insecure and used by default. You can use a tool like IIS Crypto for that purpose.
Enable X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN to avoid Clickjacking.
Mitigate framesniffing with the X-Frame-Options header.
Enable token-based mitigation authentication to prevent CSRF (Cross Site Request Forgery) attacks. Do this in Site Admin > Security > Use Token Based Mitigation authentication
Enforce Secure flag on cookies.