Really Simple Security keeps its admin clean and its option set tight. Vulnerability detection writes scan results into the database, the 2FA module tracks per-user enrolment, and the Limit Login Attempts module keeps its own table for blocked IPs and failed logins. The data is high quality, but the default screens are designed for action, not for trend review.

SleekView Charts connects to the same rsssl_ tables and the rsssl_options array that Really Simple Security maintains. Vulnerability rows carry a software_type (plugin, theme, or core) and a severity (low, medium, high). Limit Login Attempts rows track IP, attempts, lockout, and last-seen timestamps. The 2FA users list tracks user_id, role, status, and grace-period state. Every column becomes either a groupBy axis or an aggregation target on a chart card.

The 404 blocking feature in Really Simple Security Pro tracks IPs that generate unusual numbers of 404 errors and locks them out. Those rows live in the same Limit Login Attempts table family and surface as a Bar of top blocked crawlers. Vulnerability Measures (force-update and quarantine) are option-driven actions, and the option keys carry the last action timestamp, so an Area chart traces remediation activity over time. None of this needs an extra copy of the data: the dashboard simply reframes the same rows the plugin already writes.

Really Simple Security keeps the writing side lean: vulnerability rows land with software_type and severity, Limit Login Attempts logs IPs and attempts with timestamps, the 2FA module tracks per-user enrolment. The reading side gets harder when the site count goes up. A task list is correct for one site and overwhelming for forty.

A vulnerability count needs to be split by severity and software_type to drive action. A Limit Login Attempts table only becomes a defense story when the top IPs are visible at the top of a Bar. The data already exists in the rsssl_ tables with the indexes the plugin maintains.

SleekView Charts reads those rows and renders them as Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards so the same hardening story works as a daily review, not a once-a-month task scan.