Google Authenticator Backups – The Best 2-Factor Authentication?
Get Google Authenticator backups the easy way. Recover all your two-factor authentication code when you reset, lose or replace your phone. Easy!
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How much does Shield protect websites? We need more information …
We would like your permission to collect and aggregate usage information for the Shield Security plugin. Of course, though, we will never collect anything that could be used to identify you or your website.
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Get Your Head Straight With WordPress HTTP Security Headers
HTTP Security Headers are perhaps the most overlooked way to protect visitors on your WordPress websites. But they’re one of the most powerful. HTTP Headers tell web browsers what they can and cannot do with your website. This is important,...
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Meet Shield – Your WordPress Security Solution
Shield - the new name for The WordPress Simple Firewall plugin. Now with a professional tier for people that mean business.
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Google Authenticator Made Easy For Added WordPress Login Security
Google Authenticator has been added to the Shield Security plugin for WordPress to make 2-factor authentication easy for everyone.
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Changes To Email Two Factor Authentication For WordPress
We've provided email two factor authentication for WordPress for years, but we're simplifying a bit and this is an explanation of what's new.
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Monitor WordPress Core Files For Hacks
Introducing the latest feature of our WordPress security plugin - a WordPress Core File Scanner with automatic file repair and recovery.
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Lock Down Important WordPress Options
Block saving of important WordPress options with our Super Admin Access feature.
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Automatically Block Malicious WordPress Visitors By IP Address
Automatically Block Malicious WordPress Visitors By IP Address
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Block Username Fishing Using Author IDs Scans
It's easy to discover usernames on a WordPress website - it's simply a matter of calling the website URL with the ?author=1 query. We show you how to block it!
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