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
Top Plugins Hit, CleanTalk’s Anti-Spam Highest Risk
WordPress sites face active threats from vulnerable popular plugins like CleanTalk’s Anti‑Spam. Learn what's at risk and how to protect your WooCommerce.
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WP Shield Security PRO – Release 21.2
ShieldPRO 21.1 delivers full translation into nearly 40 languages, powerful new search capabilities for Activity and Traffic Logs, redesigned report emails, and a range of dashboard and performance improvements.
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Max Severity Flaw in WPvivid Backup Threatens 1M WordPress Sites
Across several popular WordPress plugin vulnerabilities, WPvivid Backup scores the highest. Monitor active users to stay safe.
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Post SMTP, Yoast, WP All Import and Beyond;& New WordPress AI Rules
Stay updated on the latest WordPress plugin and theme attacks, new AI guidelines, and tips to manage your PHP error logs effectively.
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Hackers Target Outdated Versions of Major WordPress Plugins
Hackers target outdated versions of major WordPress plugins and page builders. See which plugins are at risk and how to protect your site from exploits and backdoors.
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ACF & Other Critical Flaws; & Keep WordPress Secure
New vulnerabilities this week range from recurring issues in popular plugins to a serious high‑risk threat in ACF. We also include a security checklist from our blog to help keep your WordPress site safe.
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All In One SEO and Other Severe Risks; & WordPress SQL injection Defense
Security is in focus again, with high-severity vulnerabilities in Supreme Modules Lite and a new All In One SEO risk impacting millions. Highlights from our SQL injection prevention blog round out this week’s update.
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Protect Your Site with These Top 8 Wordfence Alternatives
Explore and compare Wordfence alternatives that deliver robust security features, better pricing, and enhanced user experience. Secure your WordPress site now!
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SQL Injection in WordPress: How to Prevent It
Secure your WordPress site from SQL injection threats with Shield Security. Our guide provides protection methods and advanced practices for peace of mind.
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Big-Name Plugins at Risk & Comment Spam Solutions
Recent exploits are circulating across millions of WordPress sites, and yours may be affected. Explore which plugins need review and how to stop comment spam without blocking real users.
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