Shield Security
WP Shield Security PRO – Release 18.5
Shield Security for WordPress 18.5 brings full support for Passkeys/WebAuthn along with Email 2FA Automatic Login Links, and many more improvements!
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Continue Reading →Why You Should Consider Limiting Login Attempts in WordPress
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Continue Reading →Strengthening Password Security with WordPress Hashing
Discover advanced techniques to secure your WordPress passwords with PHP hash functions and encryption algorithms.
Continue Reading →How to Halt Brute Force Attacks on Your WordPress Site
Defend your WordPress site from brute-force attacks. Master prevention strategies, identify security plugins, and secure your site in 2023. Dive in!
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Using Passkeys/WebAuthn To Secure Your WordPress Login
Shield Security brings WebAuthn/FIDO2 support for WordPress login 2-factor authentication with its all-new Passkey feature.
Continue Reading →WP Shield Security PRO – Release 18.4
Shield Security for WordPress 18.4 is focused on performance making Shield even more performant on WordPress and reducing Time To First Byte.
Continue Reading →WP Shield Security PRO – Release 18.3
Shield Security for WordPress 18.3 is our best release yet. It brings new HTML reports, custom reports, live traffic logs and an all-new Dashboard Launchpad.
Continue Reading →WP Shield Security PRO – Release 18.2
Shield Security for WordPress 18.2 delivers massive enhancements to our Activity Logging feature as well as the new, powerful Change Report.
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Change Reporting for WordPress With Enhanced Activity Logging
Activity Logging for WordPress has been super charged with Shield Security's enhanced Activity Logging and Change Report features.
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