SleekView Charts for MalCare Security
SleekView Charts reads MalCare Security's local options and the request-log entries its firewall keeps on disk, and renders firewall hits, login lockouts, scan cadence and site-health flags as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards inside WP admin.
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MalCare runs in the cloud. The local breadcrumbs still matter.
MalCare Security by BlogVault scans the site by uploading file hashes to its own infrastructure, where heavy analysis happens off-server. The headline reports live in the MalCare cloud dashboard. The plugin also leaves a substantial trail on the WordPress install itself: firewall request logs, login attempt entries, scan-state options, brute-force lockout counters and the connection-status flags that tell the admin whether MalCare is currently reachable.
SleekView Charts reads that local trail. A Number card counts firewall hits in the last 24 hours. A Pie splits login attempts by status (allowed, captcha-challenged, locked out). A Bar groups blocked requests by source IP. An Area trends MalCare scan completions per week so a stalled scanner becomes visible. The dashboard does not replace MalCare's cloud reports: it sits beside them and answers the WordPress-side question "what did MalCare actually do on this site in the last week" without leaving WP admin.
The plugin still owns enforcement, scan logic and cloud reporting. SleekView only surfaces the local data, gates it by WordPress capability and keeps WP-native filters between the chart view and the underlying log table.
Workflow
Turn MalCare's local trail into a dashboard
Read local options and logs
Compose the chart cards
Save and scope the dashboard
Share with stakeholders
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from MalCare Security data
Firewall hits, last 24h
Count
Login attempts by status
Count
group by login_status
Top blocked source IPs
Count
group by source_ip
Scan completions per week
Count
group by scan_completed_at
Comparison
Default MalCare admin and cloud dashboard vs SleekView Charts
Default MalCare admin and cloud dashboard
- Headline reporting lives in the MalCare cloud, not the WP admin
- Local firewall and login logs are paginated lists, no aggregate view
- No WP-native pie of login-attempt statuses inside WP admin
- No daily trend of scan completions to confirm cadence on the WP side
- No way to share a read-only WP-native summary outside the MalCare cloud users
SleekView Charts
- KPI for firewall hits captured locally in any window
- Pie of login-attempt statuses to read login hardening at a glance
- Bar of top source IPs for additional host-level denylist work
- Area trend of scan completions to confirm MalCare cadence on the WP side
- Filters carry between table view and chart cards on the same local dataset
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for MalCare Security
WP-side companion to MalCare cloud
Render MalCare's local firewall and login data as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards. Site owners get a WP-native view that sits beside the cloud dashboard.
Filters span table and chart
Filter to a single IP or a single login status and both the chart cards and the underlying triage table stay in sync on the same dataset.
Share with WP-only stakeholders
Hand a stakeholder a read-only URL of the WP-side dashboard, gated by WP capability. People without MalCare cloud access still see the local activity that matters to them.
Audience
Who builds MalCare Security charts dashboards with SleekView
Site owners
Watch the daily firewall hits and login-status pie. Confirm that MalCare is doing visible work on the WP side, not only in a tab that rarely gets opened.
Agency security teams
Run a portfolio dashboard across client sites: KPI of firewall hits, pie of login statuses, bar of IPs. Quarterly reviews mix MalCare's cloud charts with this WP-native view.
Incident responders
Pin a filtered dashboard for the last 24 hours and watch lockouts and blocked IPs spike. Use it as the WP-side timeline beside MalCare's cloud incident report.
The bigger picture
Why cloud-backed scanners still need a local dashboard
MalCare's design is to push heavy work off the WordPress server: file hashes go to MalCare's infrastructure, and the cloud dashboard renders the result. That is the right trade for a busy site, and it does mean the WordPress admin itself is a thinner surface than for a fully local scanner. The local breadcrumbs are still there, though: firewall hits, login attempts, scan-state options, lockout counters.
SleekView Charts turns those into a WP-native cockpit. A KPI for firewall activity. A pie for login statuses.
A bar for the noisiest source IPs. An area trend for scan completions. Site owners who never open the MalCare cloud get a measurable picture in WordPress.
Agencies pair the local dashboard with the cloud one. Incident responders get a WP-side timeline beside the cloud report. Same plugin, same enforcement, same cloud reports, but a measurable surface where the WordPress install sits.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for MalCare Security
Only the local data MalCare keeps on the WordPress install: option entries for scan state, firewall request logs, login attempt logs and lockout counters. No connection to the MalCare cloud is made by SleekView.
No. Enforcement, scan logic and cloud reporting stay with MalCare. SleekView Charts only reads what the plugin already wrote to the WP database and filesystem.
Yes. Group by login_status on a Pie card to see allowed versus captcha-challenged versus locked-out attempts. Combine with a source_ip bar to focus on the loudest attackers.
Yes. Group by scan_completed_at with an Area or Line card to see how often MalCare actually finishes a scan on this site. Gaps point at cloud connection issues worth checking.
Yes. The dashboard scopes to a single site or runs across every site in a network, pulling each site's local MalCare trail in turn. The cloud side is unaffected.
No. MalCare's cloud dashboard remains the authoritative source for scan results and heavy analysis. SleekView Charts is a WP-native companion view of the local activity.
No. The charts read local data on demand inside the admin and have no role in the request path MalCare's firewall uses. Visitor-facing performance is unchanged.
Yes. Share a read-only URL gated by WP capability. Stakeholders who do not have a MalCare cloud login can still read the WP-side activity that matters to them.
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