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SleekView Charts for All In One WP Security

SleekView Charts reads the wp_aiowps_* tables and options All In One WP Security writes, and renders blocked logins, firewall hits, file-change events and hardening score components as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards inside WP admin.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for All In One WP Security

AIOS already collects the data. SleekView makes it a dashboard.

All In One WP Security and Firewall by TeamUpdraft is one of the broader free hardening plugins on WordPress. It runs a firewall, locks out brute-force login attempts, monitors file changes, blocks user agents, scores the site against a hardening checklist and writes most of that activity into a set of wp_aiowps_* tables and option rows.

SleekView Charts reads those stores directly. A Number card surfaces the hardening score from the aiowps options. A Pie splits the wp_aiowps_failed_logins rows by status (locked, rate-limited, passed-through). A Bar groups blocked requests by source IP. An Area trends file-change events per week from wp_aiowps_login_lockdown plus the file scanner store, so a configuration drift or active compromise has a visible shape. Together those four cards give a posture snapshot a non-technical site owner can read in seconds.

The plugin still owns enforcement: firewall rules, lockout logic, file-scan cadence and the rest. SleekView Charts is the reading surface for the data AIOS already produces, with WP-native filters shared between the chart and table views.

Workflow

Turn AIOS tables into a posture dashboard

1

Read the aiowps stores

SleekView detects All In One WP Security and registers wp_aiowps_failed_logins, wp_aiowps_login_lockdown, wp_aiowps_login_activity and its event-log option entries. Columns auto-detect, so user_login, source_ip, login_date and lockout_date become first-class chart fields.
2

Compose the chart cards

Pick Number, Pie, Bar, Area, Radial or Line cards. Group by user_login, source_ip, login_date or rule_type, and aggregate as Count, Sum, Average over events or the hardening score.
3

Save and scope the dashboard

Name it ("Hardening posture", "Login attack cockpit") and gate it by WordPress capability so site owners, agency leads and security reviewers each see the right slice.
4

Share or export

Send a client a read-only URL or export the filtered failed-logins set to CSV. Quarterly security reviews get a measurable picture instead of a screenshot of the AIOS dashboard.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from All In One WP Security data

Each card below reads from a wp_aiowps_* table or an option AIOS already writes. Mix them into a hardening posture dashboard, a login attack cockpit or an agency portfolio review.
Radial · Text

Hardening score

Single radial that reads the hardening score AIOS computes against its checklist. The number a site owner anchors on before drilling into the components.
Maximum(score)
Pie · Donut text

Failed logins by user

Splits failed-login rows across targeted usernames. Surfaces whether attackers are guessing admin, the real username or a list of common names.
Count group by user_login
Bar · Horizontal

Top blocked IPs

Source IPs from wp_aiowps_failed_logins ranked by attempts. Repeat offenders become candidates for a permanent lockout or a host-level rule.
Count group by source_ip
Area · Gradient

Lockouts per day

Time series of login lockouts per day from wp_aiowps_login_lockdown. Spikes line up with credential stuffing waves and inform when to tighten the brute-force rules.
Count group by lockout_date

Comparison

Default All In One WP Security admin vs SleekView Charts

Default All In One WP Security admin

  • AIOS dashboard is many tabs of settings with embedded counters, hard to read holistically
  • Failed-logins log is a paginated list, no aggregate user or IP view
  • Hardening score lives in one screen, not on the same dashboard as the activity
  • No daily trend of lockouts to spot brute-force waves at a glance
  • No read-only sharing of the security posture outside the WP admin

SleekView Charts

  • Radial card for the AIOS hardening score next to the activity
  • Pie of targeted usernames in failed logins
  • Bar of top source IPs for fast lockout decisions
  • Area trend of daily lockouts as an early warning surface
  • Filters carry between table and chart view on the same wp_aiowps dataset

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for All In One WP Security

Posture and activity in one view

Render the hardening score next to failed-login pies, IP bars and lockout trends. Site owners get one screen instead of clicking through several AIOS tabs.

Filters span table and chart

Filter to a username or an IP and both the chart cards and the underlying triage table stay in sync on the same wp_aiowps dataset.

Shareable posture snapshot

Send a client a read-only URL of the posture dashboard, gated by WP capability. Quarterly security reviews stop being screenshots and become a live, queryable view.

Audience

Who builds All In One WP Security charts dashboards with SleekView

Site owners

Watch the radial hardening score and the failed-logins pie. A drop in score or a spike in attempts is a single-screen prompt to review the AIOS settings.

Agency security teams

Run a portfolio dashboard across client sites: hardening score per account, lockouts per day, top attacked usernames. Each client gets a quarterly posture KPI anyone can read.

Incident responders

Pin a failed-logins dashboard for the last 24 hours, scoped to the affected site. The pie and area become the timeline a post-mortem can quote directly.

The bigger picture

Why a broad hardening plugin needs a single read surface

All In One WP Security is intentionally broad: it covers firewall, login lockdown, file-change detection, user-account hardening and a long hardening checklist that runs the score up to 500. That breadth is its strength and its readability problem at once. The plugin's own dashboard splits its activity across several tabs, with counters embedded in each one.

SleekView Charts brings those tables and option rows into one screen: a radial for the hardening score, a pie for targeted usernames, a bar for noisy IPs, an area for daily lockouts. A site owner reads posture and activity together. An agency tracks the score across a portfolio.

An incident responder gets a real timeline instead of clicking through tabs. Same plugin, same firewall, same lockouts, but a posture surface that respects how a security review actually works.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for All In One WP Security

AIOS's own tables (wp_aiowps_failed_logins, wp_aiowps_login_lockdown, wp_aiowps_login_activity) and option entries that store the hardening score and event logs. No external services.

 

No. Firewall rules, lockout logic and file scans stay with AIOS. SleekView Charts only reads what the plugin already wrote to the WordPress database.

 

Yes. Group by login_date or lockout_date with an Area or Line card and a Count aggregation to see attempts or lockouts per day. Spikes correlate with credential stuffing waves or a public IP being scanned.

 

Yes. Group by user_login on a Pie or Bar card. Surfaces whether attackers are hitting admin, the real account name or a list of common WordPress usernames.

 

Yes. The dashboard scopes to a single site or runs across every site in a network, pulling each site's wp_aiowps_* tables in turn. A network-wide posture dashboard becomes one screen.

 

No. AIOS still owns the firewall, lockout logic, file scanner and the hardening checklist. SleekView Charts gives the data it already produces a readable, shareable surface.

 

No. The charts run inside the admin on demand and read existing tables. They have no role in the request path AIOS's firewall uses.

 

Yes. Any filtered set behind a chart card exports to CSV with the same columns the table view would show. Useful when handing a list of repeat offenders to a host-level firewall.

 

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