Find malware your
firewall misses.
GuardianGaze for WordPress prevents 99.7% of attacks, against roughly 70% for traditional plugins, using AI-assisted prevention and virtual patching for zero-days. Scanning runs server-side, outside WordPress, where malware can’t reach or tamper with it. Findings arrive in plain English.
Free on one site. No credit card. Works with any host.
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Managed from your WordPress admin, scanned from ours
You read findings and fix them without leaving the WordPress admin, while the scanning itself runs server-side on GuardianGaze infrastructure, outside the reach of anything infecting the site. Each finding says what was found, where, and what to do about it. The dashboard also flags the boring things that cause most hacks: outdated PHP, pending core and plugin updates, weak login settings.
- Scans the database as well as files, payloads often sit in options tables and post content
- Removal is one click, logged, and reversible
- Real-time file monitoring between scheduled scans

Your site, graded across four areas, with active and inactive findings for each
Three steps to your first report
Install the plugin
Any host, about two minutes. It connects to your dashboard on its own.
Run a scan
Files and database. Most sites finish in a few minutes.
Read and fix
Findings are ranked by severity. Fix the criticals first; schedule scans so it stays that way.
Managing sites for clients?
All your client sites sit in one dashboard: scan status, findings, removal history per site. The reports are written for non-technical readers, so you can forward them to clients as they are. When a client starts asking about vendor risk, Enterprise covers that from the same account.
“It found a backdoor disguised as a core file that two other scanners had marked clean. The report told me the exact file and what to do with it.”
Run your first scan now
The free plugin includes the full scan and report. Pro adds removal, virtual patching and monitoring for $99 a year, about $8.25 a month, cancel anytime.