

The main screen: instant risk diagnosis, beginner-friendly permission checkboxes and the live permission tree.
File and directory permissions are one of the easiest things to get wrong on a WordPress site – and one of the most consequential. Set them too loose and you hand attackers an easy way in; set them too tight and updates, uploads, and plugins quietly stop working. The correct values are well known (755 for folders, 644 for files, locked-down config files), but applying them the usual way means FTP or SSH access, recursive chmod commands, and a real risk of breaking your site with a single typo.
SiteCare File Permissions Manager removes all of that. From one screen under Tools Permissions, it recursively applies the safe, recommended permissions across your entire WordPress install – no FTP, no shell, no command line. The recommended values are pre-filled, so for most people it really is a single button.
Features
A rule for a sensitive file (for example php.ini) is only applied when that file actually exists on the server. Missing files are simply skipped.