WO Security Shield
Built for WordPress site owners who take security seriously.

Stop Malware
Before It Spreads.

WO Security Shield keeps your site secure without the guesswork. Get real-time threat monitoring, file integrity verification, and a cloud dashboard to detect and fix issues before they spread.

14-day free trial · No credit card required · Cancel any time

Real-time monitoringDetect suspicious changes as they happen
File integrity you can verifyFast UI for reviewing and acting on issues
Alerts that reach your teamSlack and email notifications
Action-ready workflowReview, verify, and fix issues from the cloud
Free Tool

Is your site compromised?

Scan any website for vulnerabilities, malware, and misconfigurations — 13 checks run in parallel, results in seconds.

Deep Scan Your Site
wo-security-shield — live threat log
14:03:21BLOCKEDBrute-force attempt — 47 logins in 60s — IP 195.54.160.12 locked out
14:03:45ALERTFile modified: /wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php — checksum mismatch
14:04:02BLOCKEDSuspicious user-agent blocked: masscan/1.3
14:04:18SCANMalware scan complete — 1 infected file quarantined: /uploads/2024/shell.php
14:04:33INFOPlugin integrity verified: woocommerce 9.4.1 — matches WordPress.org package
14:04:51ALERTSuspicious admin account detected: 'admin_bck' — created 6 minutes ago

Get alerts where your team will actually see them.

Security Shield can send threat and suspicious activity notifications through Slack, mobile push, and email, so incidents do not sit waiting inside the dashboard.

Slack notifications

Push malware findings and suspicious activity straight into the team channel your crew already monitors for urgent site issues.

Live dashboard alerts

The cloud dashboard updates in real time as the plugin reports scan results, active threats, and status changes from every connected site.

Email notifications

Keep admins in the loop with direct email alerts for critical findings and suspicious activity that need immediate attention.

Everything You Need. Nothing You Don't.

Powerful WordPress security that any site owner can actually use — no settings PhD required. While Wordfence, Sucuri, and CleanTalk bury you in configuration panels, WO Security Shield surfaces exactly what matters: what was found, where, and how to fix it.

Malware Signature Scanning

Scan every file against an actively maintained signature database — covering webshells, backdoors, SEO spam injectors, cryptominers, and the latest malware strains discovered in the wild. Signatures update automatically.

Built for Normal Humans

No cryptic settings pages, no wall of toggles. Every finding shows you exactly what it is, where it is, and what to do — without needing to be a developer. Far simpler than Wordfence, Sucuri, or CleanTalk.

Vulnerability & CVE Monitoring

Automatically checks your installed plugins and themes against known CVE databases. Get alerted when a vulnerability is disclosed for something you're running — before attackers exploit it.

Real-Time Monitoring

Live traffic logging, recent visitor tracking, and route summaries give you full visibility into what's happening on your site right now.

File Integrity Checking

Monitor WordPress core, plugins, themes, mu-plugins, and root files. Detect unexpected executables and code modifications before they cause harm.

Quarantine & Delete

Isolate infected files instantly, restore from clean backups, and remove malware with built-in quarantine and remediation tools.

Two-Factor Authentication

Protect admin accounts with email OTP verification and TOTP authenticator app support. Custom login paths add another layer of obscurity.

Firewall & Brute-Force Lock

Enforce login attempt limits with automatic lockouts. Block suspicious IPs, filter malicious requests, and stop aggressive bots cold.

Plugin & Core Verification

Compare your WordPress core and plugins against official checksums and WordPress.org packages. Approve baselines and restore tampered files.

Up and Running in Minutes

Sign up, install the plugin, and your site is connected and protected — no server configuration required.

STEP 01

Create Your Account

Sign up for a free 14-day trial and add your WordPress site to the cloud dashboard. No credit card required — you're up in under two minutes.

STEP 02

Install & Connect the Plugin

Download the plugin directly from your dashboard — no WordPress.org needed. Install it, click Connect, and your site is linked and baselined instantly.

STEP 03

Detect Threats Automatically

The plugin scans your site continuously and pushes results to your dashboard in real time. Malware, file changes, and suspicious logins trigger immediate alerts.

STEP 04

Remediate & Restore

Quarantine infected files, restore clean versions, and apply hardening rules — all from the cloud dashboard or directly inside your WordPress admin.

Simple, honest pricing.
No surprises.

Start free for 14 days. No credit card required.

Starter

Individual owners

Everything you need to protect a single WordPress site.

$5
/ monthbilled $60 / yr

Save $36 vs monthly.

Start free trial

1 site · No credit card required

  • 1 WordPress site
  • Unlimited malware scans
  • File integrity monitoring
  • Brute-force & IP blocking
  • Quarantine & restore files
  • Two-factor authentication
  • Plugin & core verification
  • WordPress hardening tools
  • Email & push alerts
  • Emergency recovery access

Agency

Freelancers & agencies

Manage up to 10 client sites from one dashboard.

Popular
$16
/ monthbilled $199 / yr

Save $149 vs monthly.

Start free trial

Up to 10 sites · No credit card required

  • Up to 10 WordPress sites
  • Everything in Starter
  • Centralised multi-site dashboard
  • Slack team notifications
  • Per-site scan scheduling
  • Priority support
  • Emergency recovery — all sites

Studio

Growing agencies

Everything in Agency, scaled to 25 sites with faster support.

$28
/ monthbilled $336 / yr

Save $252 vs monthly.

Start free trial

Up to 25 sites · No credit card required

  • Up to 25 WordPress sites
  • Everything in Agency
  • Centralised multi-site dashboard
  • Slack team notifications
  • Per-site scan scheduling
  • Priority email support
  • Faster support response times
  • Emergency recovery — all sites

Enterprise

Large agencies

No site limit, dedicated support, and fastest emergency response.

$56
/ monthbilled $672 / yr

Save $516 vs monthly.

Start free trial

Unlimited sites · No credit card required

  • Unlimited WordPress sites
  • Everything in Studio
  • Centralised multi-site dashboard
  • Slack team notifications
  • Per-site scan scheduling
  • Dedicated account manager
  • Fastest emergency response priority
  • Emergency recovery — all sites
14-day free trial on all plansNo credit card to startCancel any timeInstant access after signup
WordPress Hardening

Close the gaps attackers exploit.

Beyond blocking active threats, WO Security Shield lets you enforce safer WordPress defaults — reducing your attack surface before threats even arrive.

XML-RPC restrictions
Stronger HTTP headers
Suspicious user-agent blocking
Error log monitoring
Suspicious admin account detection
Self-hosted backups & restores
Security event history with filtering
Custom login path support

Suspicious Account Detection

Automatically flags admin accounts created outside of normal workflows.

Traffic Visibility

Local map support and route summaries show exactly where traffic originates.

Error Log Monitoring

Built-in PHP error log fallback so you never miss a critical site failure.

Emergency Recovery Service

Site down? We'll fix it.

Sometimes malware takes a WordPress site down completely — blank pages, fatal errors, or a dashboard that won't load at all. When the plugin can't run, our team steps in. Give us FTP or cPanel access and we handle the rest.

01

You share access

Share FTP, SFTP, or cPanel credentials through a secure channel. No WordPress login needed — we work directly at the server level to assess the damage.

02

We scan and clean

Our team runs a full file-level malware scan, removes infected files, quarantines active threats, and repairs any corrupted core or plugin files.

03

Site restored and hardened

Once clean, we reconnect WO Security Shield, lock down your configuration, and hand back a working site with a full written report of findings.

Malware removal

Infected files identified and cleaned at the filesystem level

Core file repair

Corrupted WordPress core and plugin files restored from originals

Access hardening

Weak points closed — login paths, file permissions, headers

Reconnect & verify

Security Shield reinstalled, connected, and scanning before we leave

Need help right now?

We respond to emergency requests within a few hours. Tell us what's happening and we'll get back to you with next steps.

Request Emergency Help

Already have an account? Log in and use the 🚨 Emergency Access button on your site page for the fastest response.

Trusted by developers and site owners

Real feedback from people who manage WordPress sites for a living.

We manage 40+ client sites and had one get completely taken over — rogue admin, injected scripts, the works. Spent two days cleaning it manually. After that I set up WO Security Shield across everything. Three months later it flagged a modified wp-login.php on a client site before anything happened. That one catch alone paid for a year of the plan.

MD
Marcus D.WordPress Developer · Freelance — 40+ client sites

Honestly I was skeptical because we already had Wordfence. Ran both side by side for a month. WO Security Shield caught a webshell in the uploads folder that Wordfence never flagged. Switched over completely after that. The file integrity checker is what sold me — it actually shows you the diff, not just 'file changed'.

PS
Priya S.CTO · E-commerce agency, 12 WooCommerce stores

Our site went down on a Friday night — WordPress wouldn't load, just a blank white screen. Submitted an emergency request and someone was looking at it within a few hours. They found a PHP backdoor injected into functions.php, cleaned it, and had us back online before Saturday morning. Worth every dollar just for that one incident.

TR
Tom R.Owner · Online retail store

The dashboard is the thing I wasn't expecting to actually like. Most security plugins just throw alerts at you with no context. This one shows you exactly which line in which file triggered the flag, with the surrounding code. Makes it way easier to tell a real infection from a false positive.

AK
Aisha K.Lead Developer · Digital marketing agency

Set it up on a client's membership site running MemberPress. Two weeks in it detected a suspicious admin account created at 3am that nobody recognised. Turned out their admin password had been reused from a breached service. We caught it before any data was touched. Client was very happy.

JO
James O.WordPress Consultant · Freelance

I run a small news site — not a big target, or so I thought. WO Security Shield flagged brute-force attempts within the first 48 hours of going live, locked out the IPs automatically. The $8/month is honestly less than I'd spend on coffee in a week. Should have done this years ago.

RM
Rachel M.Independent Publisher · Local news blog, ~50k monthly visitors

We manage 40+ client sites and had one get completely taken over — rogue admin, injected scripts, the works. Spent two days cleaning it manually. After that I set up WO Security Shield across everything. Three months later it flagged a modified wp-login.php on a client site before anything happened. That one catch alone paid for a year of the plan.

MD
Marcus D.WordPress Developer · Freelance — 40+ client sites

Honestly I was skeptical because we already had Wordfence. Ran both side by side for a month. WO Security Shield caught a webshell in the uploads folder that Wordfence never flagged. Switched over completely after that. The file integrity checker is what sold me — it actually shows you the diff, not just 'file changed'.

PS
Priya S.CTO · E-commerce agency, 12 WooCommerce stores

Our site went down on a Friday night — WordPress wouldn't load, just a blank white screen. Submitted an emergency request and someone was looking at it within a few hours. They found a PHP backdoor injected into functions.php, cleaned it, and had us back online before Saturday morning. Worth every dollar just for that one incident.

TR
Tom R.Owner · Online retail store

The dashboard is the thing I wasn't expecting to actually like. Most security plugins just throw alerts at you with no context. This one shows you exactly which line in which file triggered the flag, with the surrounding code. Makes it way easier to tell a real infection from a false positive.

AK
Aisha K.Lead Developer · Digital marketing agency

Set it up on a client's membership site running MemberPress. Two weeks in it detected a suspicious admin account created at 3am that nobody recognised. Turned out their admin password had been reused from a breached service. We caught it before any data was touched. Client was very happy.

JO
James O.WordPress Consultant · Freelance

I run a small news site — not a big target, or so I thought. WO Security Shield flagged brute-force attempts within the first 48 hours of going live, locked out the IPs automatically. The $8/month is honestly less than I'd spend on coffee in a week. Should have done this years ago.

RM
Rachel M.Independent Publisher · Local news blog, ~50k monthly visitors

We manage 40+ client sites and had one get completely taken over — rogue admin, injected scripts, the works. Spent two days cleaning it manually. After that I set up WO Security Shield across everything. Three months later it flagged a modified wp-login.php on a client site before anything happened. That one catch alone paid for a year of the plan.

MD
Marcus D.WordPress Developer · Freelance — 40+ client sites

Honestly I was skeptical because we already had Wordfence. Ran both side by side for a month. WO Security Shield caught a webshell in the uploads folder that Wordfence never flagged. Switched over completely after that. The file integrity checker is what sold me — it actually shows you the diff, not just 'file changed'.

PS
Priya S.CTO · E-commerce agency, 12 WooCommerce stores

Our site went down on a Friday night — WordPress wouldn't load, just a blank white screen. Submitted an emergency request and someone was looking at it within a few hours. They found a PHP backdoor injected into functions.php, cleaned it, and had us back online before Saturday morning. Worth every dollar just for that one incident.

TR
Tom R.Owner · Online retail store

The dashboard is the thing I wasn't expecting to actually like. Most security plugins just throw alerts at you with no context. This one shows you exactly which line in which file triggered the flag, with the surrounding code. Makes it way easier to tell a real infection from a false positive.

AK
Aisha K.Lead Developer · Digital marketing agency

Set it up on a client's membership site running MemberPress. Two weeks in it detected a suspicious admin account created at 3am that nobody recognised. Turned out their admin password had been reused from a breached service. We caught it before any data was touched. Client was very happy.

JO
James O.WordPress Consultant · Freelance

I run a small news site — not a big target, or so I thought. WO Security Shield flagged brute-force attempts within the first 48 hours of going live, locked out the IPs automatically. The $8/month is honestly less than I'd spend on coffee in a week. Should have done this years ago.

RM
Rachel M.Independent Publisher · Local news blog, ~50k monthly visitors

We manage 40+ client sites and had one get completely taken over — rogue admin, injected scripts, the works. Spent two days cleaning it manually. After that I set up WO Security Shield across everything. Three months later it flagged a modified wp-login.php on a client site before anything happened. That one catch alone paid for a year of the plan.

MD
Marcus D.WordPress Developer · Freelance — 40+ client sites

Honestly I was skeptical because we already had Wordfence. Ran both side by side for a month. WO Security Shield caught a webshell in the uploads folder that Wordfence never flagged. Switched over completely after that. The file integrity checker is what sold me — it actually shows you the diff, not just 'file changed'.

PS
Priya S.CTO · E-commerce agency, 12 WooCommerce stores

Our site went down on a Friday night — WordPress wouldn't load, just a blank white screen. Submitted an emergency request and someone was looking at it within a few hours. They found a PHP backdoor injected into functions.php, cleaned it, and had us back online before Saturday morning. Worth every dollar just for that one incident.

TR
Tom R.Owner · Online retail store

The dashboard is the thing I wasn't expecting to actually like. Most security plugins just throw alerts at you with no context. This one shows you exactly which line in which file triggered the flag, with the surrounding code. Makes it way easier to tell a real infection from a false positive.

AK
Aisha K.Lead Developer · Digital marketing agency

Set it up on a client's membership site running MemberPress. Two weeks in it detected a suspicious admin account created at 3am that nobody recognised. Turned out their admin password had been reused from a breached service. We caught it before any data was touched. Client was very happy.

JO
James O.WordPress Consultant · Freelance

I run a small news site — not a big target, or so I thought. WO Security Shield flagged brute-force attempts within the first 48 hours of going live, locked out the IPs automatically. The $8/month is honestly less than I'd spend on coffee in a week. Should have done this years ago.

RM
Rachel M.Independent Publisher · Local news blog, ~50k monthly visitors

Site hacked or down? We'll fix it.

Our team will remotely access your server, remove malware, close entry points, and restore your site — usually within hours.

No fix, no pay — guaranteed· You only pay if we succeed
Malware & backdoor removal
Entry point identification
File & database restoration
Security hardening post-fix
Response within a few hours
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