AntiVirus is a small but focused plugin. It scans the active theme for suspicious patterns and stores its state in wp_options under keys like antivirus_scan_log, antivirus_last_scan, and antivirus_safe_browsing. Each scan records a date, a list of files that were checked, and any pattern hits that warrant a manual review. The default Tools screen shows the latest scan result and a single status badge, which is enough to confirm the plugin ran, but it does not show whether scans are happening every day or how detections trend across releases.

SleekView Charts indexes the AntiVirus option values into queryable rows. A Number card carries the days since the last scan, a Pie groups results across clean and flagged, a Bar ranks the most-flagged theme files, and an Area card tracks daily scan volume. Each card reads from the option-derived source, so AntiVirus's own writes stay untouched.

Themes get updated and replaced over time, so the same suspicious pattern can move from one file to another. The Bar card pinned to flagged file names makes that drift obvious. A site that has zero detections for a month and a sudden cluster after a theme update has a question worth answering, and the chart surfaces it without anyone having to click into the Tools menu.

AntiVirus is a quiet plugin by design. It runs in the background, scans the active theme, and surfaces a single status line. For a low-traffic personal site that is enough.

For an agency or a hosting team that supports many sites, the question is not whether AntiVirus is installed, it is whether scans are actually happening every day, whether detections are trending up or down, and which theme files keep tripping suspicious-pattern detection. SleekView Charts gives the AntiVirus option data a real dashboard surface so those questions can be answered at a glance without opening Tools on every site in the portfolio. The plugin keeps scanning; the dashboard makes the activity legible.