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CodeGuard will backup your website files and database every day automatically
CodeGuard monitors your site for changes or malware and alerts you of any issues.
Have a problem with your site? Restore it back to working order in a single click!
Daily Backup
CodeGuard will back up your site every single day. If you're not using WordPress, it only saves what has been changed or modified to efficiently use up space.
MalwareGone
CodeGuard has patented technology that they build in to automatically scan, discover and fix any malware-related threats your site encounters.
Client Access & Reports
If you're a reseller, CodeGuard can white-label portal access and reports so you can add that personal touch and value downstream.
WordPress Plugin Updates
CodeGuard will automatically keep your website up to date with all WordPress updates. This is ensures no lapse in backup protection or vulnerabilities related to updates.
ChangeAlert® Notifications
CodeGuard will notify you by email if it detects any changes in your source code. This will help you identify any unwanted changes before it's too late.
Setting up and configuring CodeGuard is extremely straightforward – so much so that even non-technical website owners can do it. Users have a choice between a WordPress plugin or FTP/SFTP. With WordPress it’s as easy as installing the plugin and pasting a unique one-time key into the license field. From there, Code Guard will do the rest. With FTP/SFTP, it’s as simple as entering some login credentials and an IP address. (We strongly recommend using SFTP for security reasons.)
Once you've entered the information for your website and its databases, CodeGuard goes to work backing them up. By default all backups last 90 days, though the frequency and length of storage can easily be adjusted to match your preference. Best of all, CodeGuard saves your storage space by only saving differential backups – versions with changes – so you never have to worry about wasting space on duplicates.
Anytime anything changes on your website, CodeGuard will know – and it will notify you, too. Whether it's keeping track of changes made between backups or scanning for malware and malicious code – CodeGuard provides you with the visibility and the tools to remediate the issue.
| Configurable in under 5 minutes | One-click website restoration | WordPress plugin and FTP/SFTP integration available | Email alerts inform you of changes to your source code |
| Backup websites and databases | Git-backed versioning lets you see what's changed | Backs up daily or at preferred intervals | |
| Easy-to-use interface keeps you in control | Malware scanning identifies and remediates threats | Works with any major website platform | |
| Configurable in under 5 minutes |
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How to Improve Your Websites Safety Keep Software And Plugins Up-To-Date. ... Add HTTPS and an SSL Certificate. ... Choose a Smart Password. ... Use a Secure Web Host. ... Record User Access and Administrative Privileges. ... Change Your CMS Default Settings. ... Backup Your Website. ... Know Your Web Server Configuration Files.
Look for these five signs that a website is safe: Look for the “S” in HTTPS. ... Check for a website privacy policy. ... Find their contact information. ... Verify their trust seal. ... Know the signs of website malware.
