Security is definitely an important consideration and yes, a VPS is generally more secure than shared hosting. The main advantage is that you have isolated resources, so you're not sharing server space with potentially malicious websites or compromised accounts. This isolation means that if another site on the server gets hacked, it's much less likely to affect your site. However, you should understand that choosing a VPS doesn't automatically make you completely secure. You still need to implement proper security practices on your end. Look for providers that offer features like DDoS protection, regular security updates, firewall options, and automatic backups. Make sure they have a good track record with security and that they regularly update their infrastructure. Also consider whether you want managed or unmanaged VPS - managed means the provider handles security patches and updates for you, unmanaged means you're responsible for that.