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Website Virus & Malware Scanning

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We’re pleased to announce the release of StatusCake.com’s new virus and malware checking feature.  Safe Site will scan your website at regular intervals, automatically following every link in your site, and scanning every file it finds for viruses, Trojans, malware, and other malicious threats.  Our systems are also updated every hour to include the latest known threats, ensuring your peace of mind that your site, and visitors to it, are safe from harm.

StatusCake virus scanning is available on all paid plans and provides:

  • website scanning frequency as often as every 15 minutes;
  • ability to scan up-to 50 sites;
  • website scan up-to 100 pages deep;
  • up-to 2,500 files analysed;
  • alerts sent when threat detected;
  • reports available after every scan, or when threats are detected; and
  • detailed in-app reports with an overview of all scanned files.

More detail on the levels of coverage you get with each of our paid plans can be found on our pricing page.

You can find the following useful information on our Knowledge Base:

How to Use the Virus Scan Feature

Virus Scan FAQ

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