Introduction to Comodo Web Inspector
Comodo Web Inspector is a powerful malware and blacklist monitoring service for websites. If malware is discovered or if the website is found on any one of a range of website blacklisting services, then the account owner is immediately notified via email. This early warning system helps save thousands of website owners per year from the potentially catastrophic effects of seeing their website blacklisted. Web Inspector also incorporates a fully fledged PCI Scan Compliance solution powered by HackerGuardian technology. This enables qualifying merchants to meet the network vulnerability criteria laid out in section of the PCI guidelines. The Web Inspector PCI solution also offers a free compliance wizard to guide merchants through all other requirements of the guidelines.
Web Inspector features and benefits:
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Automatic, daily malware scans of all website pages
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Daily checks that your website is not present on any Internet blacklists
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Immediate notification if problems are discovered
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Full reports and threat mitigation advice
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Includes PCI compliant network vulnerability scanning service
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Site seal assures customers that your website is malware-free and trustworthy
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Easy, web based interface means you can be up and running 5 minutes after sign up
Guide Structure
This guide is intended to take you through the use of Comodo Web Inspector and is broken down to the following main sections:
- The Administrative Interface - Provides a snapshot of main functional areas of Web Inspector
- Logging-in to the Administrative Interface - How to login to the Web Inspector interface
- Adding Website for Daily Blacklist Monitoring and Malware Scanning – How to add websites for WI scans
- Managing Websitesin Web Inspector- How to add websites for malware scanning and blacklist monitoring
- My Account - How to manage your account at Comodo Account Manager (CAM)
- PCI Scanning - How to set up PCI scanning on your network
- Web Inspector PCI FAQs - Frequently asked questions about Web Inspector PCI