Antivirus for your website.
CyberGuard 365 is being built to scan your WordPress site for known malware, flag what it finds, and ask you before anything is blocked.
We are in development. Everything on this page is a preview of what is planned - full details and pricing arrive with launch.
Your website is a bigger target than it looks.
About 39% of all websites run on WordPress (W3Techs, Nov 2026), which makes its ecosystem a favorite target. When something does go wrong, owners often find out late: a defaced page, a search-engine warning, or customers reporting strange emails.
How it is designed to work
Three planned steps. You stay in control the whole way.
Connect your site
A small free plugin will link your WordPress site to CyberGuard 365, with nothing sent without your say-so. The connector is planned for the official WordPress plugin directory - not yet submitted.
We scan and watch
Your website will be checked for known malware. Final scan coverage is still being decided and will be published clearly before launch.
You decide
Every finding will come with a plain-language report: what it is, how serious, and the suggested next step. We flag and ask. Nothing is blocked or changed without your approval.
The planned first package
One package in development, designed for a small business that just wants its site looked after. Every feature below is planned, not yet live.
- Website malware scanning
- Business email scanning planned for launch
- Plain-language reports with severity and next steps
- Alerts when something needs your attention
- Your own dashboard - everything in one place
Scope honesty: exact scan coverage is still being decided. Before you connect anything, you will see exactly what will be checked, what we look for, and what is not checked yet.
See it in action
A short video showing how a scan works is on the way.
Pricing
One monthly price for the first package. The exact amount is being finalised and will be published here before the connector download goes live.
- Website malware scanning
- Business email scanning planned for launch
- Plain-language reports and alerts
- Your own dashboard
The WordPress connector plugin itself is planned to be free. The monthly price will be shown here in full before anyone can download and install.
Get the CyberGuard 365 connector
The connector is a small free WordPress plugin that will link your site to CyberGuard 365. The download goes live here once the connector has passed its live test - until then it stays marked Coming soon, and nothing installs from this page.
Download connectorComing soon
Coming later
Optional extras planned for a later phase. Not part of the first package - timing and capacity are not promised yet.
- Website backup and hosted backup storage Phase 2 - planned
- Email backup Phase 2 - planned
Straight talk, no scare tactics
Security marketing is full of fear. We would rather be believed.
Your data stays yours
The connector is designed to ask before it sends anything, so you can read exactly what leaves your site.
Open to inspection
The connector plugin is planned for the official WordPress plugin directory, where anyone can inspect it. It has not been submitted yet.
No impossible promises
We do not claim to stop every threat, or to cover everything yet. We find the problems in our published scope early, explain them clearly, and help you act.
Questions
The things every careful owner asks.
Is my site safe from everything with CyberGuard 365?
No honest service can promise that, and our first version does not try to. Launch coverage is focused and published openly - we find the malware we cover early and help you deal with it.
Do I need technical skills?
No. Reports will be written in plain language with a clear next step.
What does it cost?
One monthly price for the first package (website and email scanning). The exact amount is being finalised and will be published on this page before the connector download goes live. The connector plugin itself is planned to be free.
What happens to my data?
The connector is being designed to send data only after you explicitly allow it, and what is sent will be documented. The privacy policy will be published with launch.
Which platforms are supported?
WordPress websites are the launch plan. Other platforms would follow as demand grows.