Daily scans, not annual ones
A compromise can remain unnoticed when the homepage still looks normal. Regular scanning helps identify injected code, changed files and reputation warnings earlier.
Website scanning and malware protection
Detect Suspicious Changes Before Visitors Report Them
SiteLock plans add website scanning, malware alerts and eligible cleanup features for business sites, public-information pages and online stores.
From ৳1,799/month
Know before Google tells your customers
Blacklist monitoring catches a bad reputation flag early. Finding out because Chrome shows your visitors a red warning screen is the expensive way to learn.
Cleanup, not just an alert
An alert that says you are infected and stops there is not much help without a sysadmin. Known malware is removed automatically, and our team steps in for the rest.
Why Businesses Choose Hostaccent
Platform Highlights
Finds the outdated plugin before an attacker does
Most WordPress sites here are compromised through a plugin or theme that stopped being updated, often one installed by a developer who has since moved on. Scanning flags those paths while they are still just a risk.
Blocks the traffic that is probing you
Brute-force attempts on wp-login, exploit payloads and scraping bots are filtered before they reach the application. On shared hosting this also stops that traffic eating the CPU your real visitors need.
Practical hardening you can act on
File permissions, login policy, security headers and an update routine, explained so a developer or the person who actually runs the site can apply them. Not a PDF of generic advice.
A trust seal customers recognise
A security seal can show that scanning is active, but it should support—not replace—HTTPS, software updates, secure access and a tested recovery plan.
SiteLock Protection Tiers
Essential Protect
Core scanning for small sites
৳1,799/month
Charged today: ৳1,799
Renews at ৳1,799/month
No setup fee
- Daily malware scan
- Blacklist alerts
- Email notifications
Business Shield
Best for growing brands
৳4,299/month
Charged today: ৳4,299
Renews at ৳4,299/month
No setup fee
- Firewall support
- Priority cleanup
- Weekly security reports
Enterprise Guard
For critical traffic workloads
৳9,799/month
Charged today: ৳9,799
Renews at ৳9,799/month
No setup fee
- Advanced monitoring
- Rapid incident response
- Dedicated security advisor
Prices are shown in USD for the stated billing period. Applicable taxes and optional add-ons are calculated at checkout before payment. Renewal prices shown above are the current standard rates and may change only with advance notice under the Terms of Service.
How protection works
From the first scan to a site you can trust again
Most compromised sites we see in Bangladesh had been infected for weeks before anyone noticed — usually until Google flagged it, or a customer mentioned the site was behaving oddly. Daily scanning shrinks that gap from weeks to hours.
Baseline scan
The first scan records what your site looks like while it is healthy. Everything after that is compared against it, which is how an injected redirect or a quietly modified core file gets caught even while the site still loads perfectly.
Daily malware scanning
Every day the scan hunts for malware signatures, hidden redirects, defacement, and files that changed when nobody deployed anything. That redirect-to-a-betting-site injection which keeps hitting Bangladeshi WordPress sites is precisely this pattern.
Automatic removal
Known malware is stripped out automatically and you are told what was found. Anything the scanner is not certain about gets flagged instead of deleted — a cleaner that breaks a working store is just a different kind of outage.
Blacklist monitoring
Your domain is checked against search engine and security blacklists. A listing pulls you out of search results and puts a warning in front of every visitor, so finding out early is what limits the damage to your traffic.
Before you buy
The website security questions we get asked most
How malware gets in, what a scanner can and cannot do for you, how a firewall differs from scanning, and what to do when Google has already blacklisted your site.
How did malware get onto my website at all?
Almost never because somebody targeted you personally. The usual routes are an outdated plugin or theme with a publicly known vulnerability, a weak or reused admin password, and a compromised laptop where FTP credentials were saved. Bots sweep the entire internet looking for exactly those, which is why a small site nobody visits still gets infected.
Short answer
Outdated plugins, weak passwords and stolen FTP credentials — usually automated, not targeted.
What is the difference between a firewall and malware scanning?
Scanning is detection after the event — it finds what already made it into your files. A web application firewall sits in front of the site and filters hostile requests, SQL injection attempts, bad bots and exploit probes, before they ever land. They solve opposite halves of the same problem, which is why the higher tiers pair them rather than selling the firewall as an upgrade.
Short answer
A WAF blocks attacks on the way in; scanning finds what already got through.
Google has blacklisted my site. What now?
Clean it first, then ask for review — in that order. Removing the malware without submitting a reconsideration request leaves the warning sitting there; submitting before the site is genuinely clean gets rejected and slows down your next attempt. Once approved the interstitial disappears, though traffic takes a few more days to come back.
Short answer
Clean the infection first, then submit for review — order matters.
My host runs Imunify360 already. Do I need this too?
They overlap, but they work at different levels. Imunify360 runs on the server and protects the whole machine — it is included on our Standard and Ultimate shared plans. SiteLock works at your site's level, watches your domain's reputation on blacklists, and reports on your application specifically. If you host elsewhere, or you want site-level reporting and blacklist alerts, it covers ground the server layer simply does not.
Short answer
Server-level and site-level protection overlap; blacklist monitoring is the clear gap.
Can a scanner fix a site that is already broken?
It takes out the malicious code, and that often brings normal behaviour back on its own. What it cannot do is recreate files an attacker deleted or a database an attacker dropped. That is a backup's job — which is why scanning and backup are companions rather than alternatives, and why we would rather you had both before you need either.
Short answer
Scanning removes malware; only a backup restores what was deleted.
Does it work on WooCommerce, Joomla and custom PHP sites?
Yes. The scanning works on your files and your database rather than on one particular application, so WordPress, WooCommerce, Joomla, Magento, PrestaShop and hand-written PHP are all covered equally. WordPress simply attracts the most attention from attackers, thanks to its share of the web and the size of its plugin ecosystem.
Short answer
Platform-agnostic — WordPress, WooCommerce, Joomla, Magento and custom PHP.
30-Day Money-BackEligible plans; policy exclusions apply
Free MigrationAvailable on eligible plans
99.99% uptime SLASee the service terms for scope
24/7 supportPhone and ticket channels
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