Astra Web Security is the cloud-firewall and malware-scan product by Astra Security. The WordPress plugin connects to the Astra API with a site key stored in wp_options, then surfaces the recent firewall blocks, scan findings, and admin audit events inside the WordPress admin. The verification, blocking, and scanning work happens at Astra's edge; the plugin renders the log of what happened.

The plugin's default admin lists those events in a paginated stream with a small set of filters. Comparing rule activity across the day, isolating one IP, or producing a defensible CSV for a security review all involve clicking through screens and exporting per surface. Agencies that run Astra across many client sites duplicate that work for each one.

SleekView reads the same Astra stream via the plugin's API client, joins it to wp_users when a user account is implicated, and renders one row per event. The rule, the IP, the URI, the matched user, and the action sit in one filterable grid. The cloud keeps doing the firewall work; SleekView turns the log into a queryable surface inside WordPress.

Astra Web Security does the firewall work at the edge, which is the right design for a cloud product. The plugin's job is to pull that audit log into WordPress so the operator can read it without leaving the admin. The trouble is that the stream lands on screens that paginate per surface and filter per surface, which means tying a brute-force attempt to the scan finding that followed it is manual work.

Security leads need one queue that carries blocks, throttles, and quarantines together. Agencies need a per-client export that backs the monthly report. Incident review needs to filter by IP and rule across the full stream and export the matching rows.

SleekView reads the Astra audit-log API the plugin already authenticates against, joins it to wp_users where a matched account exists, and renders one grid where every event is one row. The cloud keeps owning the firewall, and the team finally gets the triage workspace the WordPress admin never tried to ship.