Want to add the SiteCheck scanner to your site? Do you want to allow your visitors to check their own sites to see if they have been compromised? The Sitecheck widget allows just that. If you are an affiliate, you can make up to 25% commission from...
Support for Premium Clients If you are a Sucuri client and need help with the Sucuri WordPress plugin, you can open a support ticket here. Support for Plugin-only Clients If you do not have a paid subscription with Sucuri, you can get help with the...
The Event Monitor is an important feature of the Sucuri WordPress plugin. The Event Monitor is a tool that logs many of the actions triggered by WordPress. Logged events include the following: User successfully authenticates User fails to...
Security hardening blocks the execution of PHP files in sensitive directories of your WordPress installation. This is done by adding a set of rules in your .htaccess file in each of those directories. You can enable and disable which directories and...
Sucuri Firewall is our Web Application Firewall. It virtually patches your site and stops attacks before they even happen. If you have the Sucuri Firewall activated on your Sucuri account, you can add it to your Sucuri Security Plugin. Once enabled...
Installing the plugin is easy, just follow these steps: Access the WordPress repository by going to Plugins -> Add New on the left side of the dashboard. Search for Sucuri in the repository. Click Activate Generate your API Key If the website and...
This is how our plugin works with WordPress subdomains and multisite. Subdomains with unique installations This is when multiple subdomains are created and there is a unique installation of WordPress on each site. In cases like this, each subdomain...
The Malware Scanner is one of the most relevant tools integrated into the Sucuri WordPress plugin. This free tool, powered by Sucuri SiteCheck, scans your website for: Malware Blacklist Status Website Errors Out-of-Date Software Malware Detection...