Paul G.
Paul Goodchild is the founder and CEO of Shield Security for WordPress – a best-in-class security plugin for the protection of critical WordPress-based websites and businesses.
Paul focuses on security features that deliver realworld results for client through the prevention of security breaches before they can happen. Prevention is preferrable over busy-security-work that sees you putting out fires and cleaning up your sites after an infection has taken hold.
Paul maintains that while a security plugin for WordPress is absolutely crucial, “security” is a practice and must involve your entire website and WordPress hosting environment, including your own local device security and security hygiene.
Latest blogs from Paul
WP Fastest Cache & Elementor in the Security Spotlight
A calm week behind us—which is always good news 😌 So we’re keeping this brief: just five key updates for you today, including a handy guide to quickly fix WordPress security plugin issues.
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WordPress Security Plugin Not Working? Diagnose and Fix Fast
Fix WordPress security plugin failures fast. Get scans running, stop blocking real users, find hidden malware, and restore site performance with proven solutions.
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WordPress Security Plugin Configuration from Install to Full Protection
Skip the 40-setting confusion. WordPress security needs daily backups, updates, and one plugin for login security.
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Critical Risks in W3 Total Cache, Gravity Forms; & WordPress Footprint Hiding Tips
Critical attacks continue to target multiple popular plugins, including Code Snippets, affecting millions of sites, while W3 Total Cache and Gravity Forms are hit hardest with a 9/10 threat level. Plus, peek at our blog below for stealthy ways to keep your WordPress site safe and undetected from potential exploits.
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Top Plugins Remain at Risk as WordPress Debuts Abilities API
Security takes center stage as recurring vulnerabilities strike popular plugins once again, including a new All In One SEO Pack risk affecting millions. Updates from the WordPress community and highlights from our blog round out this week’s coverage.
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Top 10 WordPress Security Plugins: Features, Pricing, and How to Choose the One Right For You
Keeping your site clean is not just about having a great plugin for a great price, it’s about a service that educates you and is there to support you in your journey.
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Wordfence or MalCare: Which Should You Use?
Confused between MalCare and Wordfence for your WordPress security needs? Our detailed comparison covers pros, cons, features, and user experiences.
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High-Risk Vulnerabilities in Major WordPress Plugins You Can’t Ignore
Post SMTP, AI Engine, and Gravity Forms are affected by critical vulnerabilities, while The Events Calendar continues to face a recurring flaw. It’s time to review your updates and strengthen your WordPress site with a reliable CDN — see more below.
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Husky, Polylang, LiteSpeed Cache, WooCommerce & Others Targeted; & Block Spam User Signups
This week, we spotlight security risks in widely used WordPress plugins, including a recurring LiteSpeed Cache vulnerability affecting millions, and the critical 9.3/10 HUSKY plugin flaw. Due to rising requests for help with preventing spam user registrations, we’re re-sharing our proven solutions from our blog.
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Ongoing WordPress Threats, 3M+ Compromised; & Spot Attacks and Stay Secure
This week is busy for vulnerabilities - top plugins and themes hit, and almost everyone is likely affected by at least one. Plus, watch for warning signs and protect your WordPress site.
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