Configure Omega Security Engine Pro

1. Create the dedicated Omega administrator and secure the private engine area before scanning.
2. Review Hardening before applying or refreshing .htaccess rules.
3. Establish a trusted File Integrity baseline before using later scans to detect changes.
4. Use Quick scans for routine review and Full/single-file scans when deeper evidence is required.
5. Review scanner findings before quarantine; findings are indicators, not automatic proof of malware.
6. Use File, Malware and Virus Vault restore/mark-safe/delete actions deliberately.
7. Maintain IP allow/block entries carefully and review security logs after changes.
8. Use SPF/DMARC/DKIM audits as DNS evidence and verify selectors/domain configuration separately.

1. Extract at public_html and open /omega-security-engine/.
2. Create the dedicated Omega administrator.
3. Review Hardening and apply/refresh protection rules appropriate to the server.
4. Run File Integrity once to establish the trusted baseline.
5. Run Quick scans first, then Full or single-file scans as needed.
6. Review every finding before quarantine.
7. Use File/Malware/Virus Vault controls for restore, mark-safe or deletion decisions.
8. Manage IP allow/block lists where required.
9. Review security logs and the runtime, URL, message/browser and DNS audits.

• Scanner findings are indicators requiring administrator review.
• No automatic scanner deletion/overwrite.
• Quarantine is explicit.
• Vaulted files are stored non-executably with SHA-256 evidence.
• Root .htaccess changes are managed and backed up.
• Dedicated authentication, CSRF validation and throttling protect dashboard actions.

After configuration, test the pages, forms, checkout/payment flows, authentication, media, scripts/styles and integrations that matter to the site. Use staging where practical for higher-risk changes.