Try visiting websites with similar content to your website. Also try using Tor or Psiphon to access your site. If you can visit your site via Tor or Psiphon, you have a censorship problem - you are still online for other parts of the world, but are being censored in your own country.

Would you like to do something about this censorship?

• Yes, I would like to report this publicly and need support for my advocacy campaign
• Yes, I would like to find a solution to make my website accessible
• No

• Backups - In addition to the services and suggestions below, it’s always a good idea to make sure you have backups (that you store somewhere other than the same place your website is!). Many hosts and website platforms have this included, but it’s best to also have additional, offline copies.

• Keep software up to date - If you are using a Content Management System (CMS) such as WordPress or Drupal, make sure that your website technology is updated to the latest software, especially if there have been security updates.

• Monitoring - There are many services that can constantly check on your site and email or text you if it goes down. This Mashable article lists 10 popular ones. Be aware that the email or phone number you use for monitoring will be clearly associated with managing the website.

• My Website is Down
• Keeping your site alive
• Security in a Box
• Threat modeling, Surveillance Self Defense Guide
• DDoS proactive and reactive measures