Website protection — from 73,90 € a year
cWatch finds malicious code, cleans infected files and blocks attacks with a filter in front of your site
Add website protection for 73,90 €
cWatch does three things: it scans files and pages daily for malicious code, cleans what it finds together with the vendor incident team, and keeps a web application firewall in front of the site that blocks the usual attacks — SQL injection, shell uploads, admin password guessing. It also handles the classic aftermath of a breach: the site flagged with a warning in search results or mail from it landing in spam — the service files the blacklist removal request. Price — from €73.90 a year. Three levels are available, from basic monitoring to protection with priority cleanup.
cWatch plans
Three levels: monitoring, protection and priority response
| Certificate | Validation and issuance | What it secures | Warranty | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| cWatch Web Starter Sectigo |
— | One domain and its www | — |
€73.90
per year | Order |
| cWatch Web Pro Sectigo |
— | One domain and its www | — |
€188.90
per year | Order |
| cWatch Web Premium Sectigo |
— | One domain and its www | — |
€303.90
per year | Order |
Plans differ in how fast an infection is handled and in the set of protection tools.
What the service does
Three layers that work together
Scanning
Checks files and pages daily for malicious code, replaced links and hidden redirects.
Filter in front of the site
A web application firewall blocks the usual attacks before the request reaches your server.
Cleanup and delisting
Infected files are cleaned and the site is taken off search engine and mail blacklists.
How it works
From setup to a clean site
Setup
You name the site and give file access; traffic is routed through the service filter.
First scan
The service scans the whole site and shows what it found: infected files, vulnerable versions, suspicious changes.
Cleanup
Findings are removed — by you or by the vendor incident team, depending on the plan.
Monitoring
Scanning then runs on a schedule while the filter keeps blocking attacks and sending reports.
Protection does not replace a backup
These two services cover different troubles, and you only really sleep well with both.
- cWatch — keeps attackers out and cleans up if they already got in.
- CodeGuard — keeps a copy you can return to when an update broke the site or something was deleted.
Tell us about your site and we will suggest where to start in your case.
Ask supportFrequently asked questions
Infections, the firewall and blacklists
Yes, that is one of the main cases: the service finds malicious code, cleans the files and helps get the site off blacklists.
A filter in front of the site: requests pass through it and the usual attacks — SQL injection, shell uploads, password guessing — are blocked before your server.
For the firewall to work, traffic is routed through the service, so DNS records change. Scanning and cleanup work without that.
It depends on the plan: higher plans have shorter response times and priority cleanup.
Yes, the service is not tied to a particular engine and works with any site.
No. Protection keeps attackers out, a backup brings the site back if it broke anyway — different jobs.
Same thing. DDoS protection is a separate option fitted to the load — write to us and we will look at your traffic.
Yes, the service sends scan and incident reports to the dashboard and by email.