SleekView for Sucuri Security: audit log & integrity tables
Sucuri stores its audit logs and integrity findings in flat files and serves them through the dashboard. SleekView lets you query them as proper tables.
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Audit your Sucuri events the way the audit log was meant to be read
Sample columns
A typical Sucuri audit log view
Sucuri datastore files and Sucuri post types
| Time | User | IP | Event | Detail | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12:42 | admin | 203.0.113.5 | Plugin activated | Sucuri Security | Info |
| 12:11 | — | 198.51.100.18 | Failed login | wrong password | Warning |
| 11:58 | — | — | Core file modified | wp-config.php | Critical |
| 09:30 | editor | 192.0.2.7 | Post edited | Pricing page | Info |
Comparison
Default Sucuri admin vs SleekView
Default Sucuri admin
- Audit Logs, Last Logins, and Integrity tools sit on separate screens
- Filtering combinations beyond event type and date are limited
- Hard to sort by IP or user across the full event stream
- No way to expose a read-only event view to non-admins
- Exports require copying or manual scraping
SleekView
- Audit log, last logins, and integrity findings in one workspace
- Sort events by severity, user, or IP to spot patterns
- Filter to file changes, failed logins, or post edits only
- Group repeated events so noise doesn't drown out signal
- Save views like 'Critical events this week' for review meetings
Features
What SleekView gives you for Sucuri Security
Events and integrity together
Match a file integrity finding to the user activity around it. Faster post-incident analysis without screen jumping.
Filter by severity and source
Combine severity, user, IP, and event type. The exact subset you'd want during a review, not a fixed log scroll.
Read-only views per role
Give a developer or junior admin the audit log without granting full Sucuri access.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Sucuri Security
Security admins
Review audit logs as queryable rows instead of scrolling timelines.
Incident responders
Reconstruct what changed and when after a suspected compromise.
Compliance owners
Export filtered audit views for evidence or quarterly reviews.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Sucuri Security
Sucuri intentionally keeps logs in flat files instead of the database for security. SleekView reads from the same datastore that the Sucuri admin reads.
No. The local audit log, last logins, and integrity findings work without a WAF account. WAF logs require an API key, as they do in Sucuri itself.
Yes. Any view exports to CSV, which is useful for compliance reports or incident write-ups.
No. The view is read-only against Sucuri's datastore; integrity remains entirely with Sucuri.
Yes. Junior admins or developers can be given a read-only audit table without access to other Sucuri tools.
Yes. SleekView respects the active subsite's Sucuri datastore and shows only its events.
Pricing
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