About Md Jewele Islam and SiteHealthRadar

Why this exists

My freelance work has mostly been security and malware cleanup. The things this service looks for are the ones that are easy to miss until they hurt: a certificate about to run out, a blocklist entry, a domain renewal going to an old inbox, a strange script in the homepage.

So I wrote software that looks for those signs and says what they mean in plain words. When you'd rather not fix it yourself, we'll quote for it.

What you can check about me

This service has no customer reviews yet, because it opened to customers in October 2026. I won't invent any. My freelance record is public, and it's from freelance work, not from customers of this service:

Those figures were read from the profiles on 24 October 2026. Follow the links for today's numbers.

Who does the work

I read the findings and write back myself. Fixes and builds are done by me and a small team I work with: WordPress, PHP and Laravel, Node.js, Python and Django, and server setup.

We work every day, Sunday included, 10:00 to 22:00 Bangladesh time (UTC+6). Alerts are sent by a program whenever a check finds something. People reply in working hours, and there's no phone line.

What I don't do

I don't block attacks. There's no firewall here. Keep Cloudflare or your security plugin.
I don't promise you won't be hacked. Nobody honest can.
I don't scan ports or try to break in on the free checks. They make the same public requests a visitor's browser makes.
I don't run a staffed security operations centre, and this isn't one. It's monitoring plus people who fix things.
I don't white-label for agencies yet.

The name you may have seen

The service started as SOC Monitor at soc.mdjewele.com. It's the same panel and the same prices. Signing in still takes you there for now, and some emails still carry the old name.

Where to find me

Md Jewele Islam
House #15, Malotinagar Dokkhinpara, 5800, Bogra Sadar, Bogra, Bangladesh