would your service be tracking the changes to the WordPress core files in addition to scanning for malware?

Our software scans for changes in WordPress code, in most cases it is recommended to apply updates immediately from the WordPress repository.  However, as part of our service, in case the scanner can't fix the vulnerability in the WP core, our team takes care of it by putting files in quarantine, manually updating all WordPress core files thus restoring your operation. 

Please note that for this we need to have access to your server using SSH protocol, so you need to have your SSH credentials at hand.

If your website is using WordPress (or other CMS) is where our scanner shines the most, because it applies firewall rules that are specific to those platforms and frameworks.

The firewall works automatically as soon as our file is installed in your server. It loads before your website and serves as a shield. It receives every request to your website. The website firewall is connected to our anti-malware servers, which analyze requests as they are received. 

Example:




Please note that firewall rules are specific to:

Joomla, Wordpress, DLE, Drupal 6.x/7.x/8.x/9.x, ModX Evolution/Revolution, 1C Bitrix, Yii framework 2.x, OpenCart, CS.cart, NetCat, PrestaShop, HostCms, UMI.CMS, Amiro.CMS, Magento, CMS Made Simple, XenForo forum, CodeIgniter, PhpBB, Webasyst, Stressweb, DiafanCMS, Vtiger CRM, Koobi CMS, Simpla, VipBox(Engio), InstantCMS, Symfony.

Our anti-malware network also collects and sends several alerts (specific to WordPress), detailing any vulnerabilities detected in the network, so we can take actions.

For example: