Scans for malware daily
SiteLock checks your pages for malicious code on a schedule, so an infection is something you are told about rather than something a customer reports to you.
Thousands of small and large websites are attacked every day, and most owners find out from a browser warning or a customer email. SiteLock scans for malware and vulnerabilities on a schedule so you hear about it first.
SiteLock checks your pages for malicious code on a schedule, so an infection is something you are told about rather than something a customer reports to you.
Automated vulnerability scanning looks for the weaknesses attackers actually use — out-of-date plugins, exposed admin paths, injection points — and tells you what to fix.
A hacked site gets flagged by browsers and dropped by search engines, and getting back off those lists takes far longer than staying off them. Catching it early is the difference.
SiteLock needs your domain and, for deeper file-level scanning, FTP access. If OIS hosts you, we can set this up for you.
Scans run automatically from then on. You do not have to remember to check, which is the reason most sites are compromised for weeks before anyone notices.
Findings come with the affected file and the fix. If you would rather not do it yourself, our support team can work through the list with you.
Scanning is prevention. If you are dealing with it right now, start here instead.
We wrote up the first things to do when a site is compromised — what to take offline, what to change, and what order to do it in.Read: WordPress site hacked? What to do first →If OIS hosts you, contact support and we will help you work through it.
Scheduled malware and vulnerability scanning, with a support team you can reach 24/7/365.
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