SleekView Charts for Solid Security
Solid Security writes lockouts and security events to wp_itsec_lockouts and wp_itsec_logs. SleekView Charts groups those rows into Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards for one-screen incident review.
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Three screens reduced to one dashboard
Solid Security (formerly iThemes Security) captures lockouts, login attempts, file changes, 404 floods, and on Pro the Patchstack vulnerability findings. Those rows live in wp_itsec_lockouts and wp_itsec_logs. The default admin spreads them across Lockouts, Logs, and Vulnerabilities screens, with limited cross-filtering and no aggregate visualisation.
SleekView Charts collapses the picture into a four-card dashboard. A Number card counts active lockouts, a Pie groups lockouts by reason, a Bar ranks the most blocked IPs, and an Area shows daily event volume. Each card respects the role configuration Solid Security already maintains.
The audit chain is untouched. Solid Security keeps writing events through its own pipeline; SleekView Charts reads the same tables and renders the dashboard.
Workflow
From itsec tables to a dashboard
Map the itsec tables
Build four cards
Save and share
Scope per role
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Solid Security data
Active lockouts
Count
Lockouts by reason
Count
group by lockout_type
Top blocked IPs
Count
group by lockout_host
Daily event volume
Count
group by log_date
Comparison
Default Solid Security reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default Solid Security admin
- Lockouts, logs, and vulnerabilities live on separate screens.
- No cross-screen aggregate of reason distribution or top IPs.
- Daily event volume requires direct SQL.
- Pro reports cover scheduled summaries, not an interactive dashboard.
- Network admins lack a network-wide visual rollup of itsec activity.
SleekView Charts
- Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards run on wp_itsec_lockouts and wp_itsec_logs.
- Group by reason, IP, user, or log type with no extra storage.
- Filters by date range and lockout status apply globally.
- Pro tables plug in automatically when Solid Security Pro is active.
- Saved layouts scope per role for ops, dev, or compliance audiences.
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Solid Security
One dashboard, three sources
Lockouts, logs, and Pro vulnerabilities feed cards on the same screen. Spot the relationship between events and lockouts at a glance.
Date-driven scoping
A single date filter rewires every card. Triage today's wave or compare against last week without rebuilding charts.
Audit-safe
Charts are read-only against itsec tables. Solid Security's audit chain remains authoritative; SleekView only visualises.
Audience
Who builds Solid Security charts dashboards with SleekView
Security admins
Track lockout reasons and event volume daily. Anomalies surface as chart shifts, not as buried log rows.
Agency owners
Show clients a clean security overview each month. Four cards say more than three screens of widgets.
Incident responders
Use the time-series Area to scope an incident window, then pivot into the SleekView grid for row-level reconstruction.
The bigger picture
Why aggregate visibility shortens incident response
When an attack is in progress, the question is rarely about a single row. It is about distribution: which IPs, which reasons, which times. Solid Security's data answers all of those, but the default screens were designed for row-level operations.
A chart layer turns the same data into a dashboard the security lead can read in seconds. Triaging from charts cuts the time between detection and decision, and the audit trail stays intact because no data is migrated or rewritten.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Solid Security
Yes. The lockouts and logs tables are part of the core plugin, and SleekView Charts reads from them in the free version. Pro tables for Patchstack vulnerabilities and User Logging feed additional cards when Pro is licensed.
No. Release and ban actions stay in the SleekView grid. The dashboard is intentionally read-only to keep Solid Security's audit chain authoritative.
Yes. When Solid Security Pro is active, the Patchstack vulnerability table becomes a source and severity distribution can be charted alongside lockout activity.
Yes. Network admins build cross-subsite dashboards while per-subsite admins see only their own data.
Yes. Each card supports CSV export, and the connected SleekView grid is one click away for row evidence.
Yes. Tables and column sets can be limited per role, and saved chart layouts can require additional capabilities.
No. Aggregations run server-side against the same indexes Solid Security maintains.
Yes. File Change Detection writes to wp_itsec_logs, so the events become available as a chart source alongside lockouts.
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