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Start by opening the dashboard and running an initial scan across your hosting accounts. From there, review the findings, quarantine suspicious files, and schedule recurring checks so new uploads and changed files are inspected automatically. Use the interface to track incidents per user or site, then apply cleanup actions without logging into each account manually.

Next, lock down traffic with a workflow built around rules and visibility. Configure network filtering, tune the web request filtering rules to reduce noisy alerts, and set up allow/deny lists for trusted services. When a spike in attacks appears, follow the event log to see what was blocked, then adjust policies and rate limits to keep sites online while cutting off abusive sources.

For PHP-heavy sites, apply safer runtime settings as part of your deployment routine. Enable hardening options, monitor risky functions, and enforce limits that help reduce common exploitation paths. Pair this with automatic patching so vulnerable components are updated quickly, and use reputation signals to flag domains that start behaving like malware distributors or spammers.

Finally, automate day-to-day operations. Turn on notifications, integrate with server management habits, and let scheduled tasks handle scans, rule updates, and remediation steps. This creates a repeatable workflow: detect, review, fix, and prevent—without constant manual intervention.