WordPress plugin
MalCare Premium
MalCare Premium connects a WordPress site to cloud-based scanning and security management. An installed extension and MalCare account are required; scan processing runs on MalCare servers. Scans check website files and the database, with automatic scans every 24 hours and on-demand scans available. The scanning method is designed to identify complex malware without slowing the site. A vulnerability scanner can also alert you to security risks.
Cloud security for WordPress
MalCare Premium connects a WordPress site to cloud-based scanning and security management. An installed extension and MalCare account are required; scan processing runs on MalCare servers. Scans check website files and the database, with automatic scans every 24 hours and on-demand scans available. The scanning method is designed to identify complex malware without slowing the site. A vulnerability scanner can also alert you to security risks.
The free service includes cloud scanning, a site firewall, and CAPTCHA-based login protection. Firewall rules update every seven days in the free service and every five minutes with Premium.
Premium protection and cleanup
- Restrict access by country with geo-blocking and use website hardening controls.
- Review malware insights and details about hacked files in the dashboard.
- Use instant, one-click malware removal and automatic, unlimited cleanups. Starting a cleanup requires access to the server files through FTP, SFTP, or SSH.
- Get personalized customer support by email and chat.
Site management and agency utilities
The central dashboard includes uptime monitoring and Performance Check for monitoring loading speed. Website management tools cover add-on and theme updates, plus user, team, and client management. Agencies can use the premium white-label option and generate or schedule reports for clients. The paid service also lists regular backups.
Setup and daily use
Install the WordPress plugin, make a MalCare account, and connect the site to the service. Review scans, alerts, firewall activity, and performance information in the dashboard. If a scan identifies malware, inspect the hacked-file details and use the available removal or cleanup tools.