Add a one-time code sent over WhatsApp as a second factor for WordPress and WooCommerce logins, with recovery codes, rate limits and an audit log.
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Standalone WordPress security: local WAF, TOTP 2FA, malware scanner, hardening, live traffic, and an optional Enterprise API.
Comprehensive WordPress security: firewall, brute force protection, 2FA, file integrity monitoring, hardening checks, and activity logging.
Email one-time codes for administrator logins. The dashboard opens only after the code sent to that administrator's inbox is entered.
Encrypted file vaults with two-factor external sharing, comprehensive audit logging, lifecycle management, and role-based vault oversight.
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Security monitoring and alerting: plugin, user, role and config changes, file integrity, passkeys, two-factor authentication and geo-aware logins.
Add app-based two-factor authentication to your WordPress login. Scan a QR code, then enter a 6-digit code. Backup codes keep you from locking out.
Complete WordPress security, 2FA login protection, WAF firewall, malware scanner, 1-click quarantine, and .htaccess server hardening.
ShadowScan Guard local WordPress hardening and basic diagnostics, with optional Guard or ShadowScan portal connection for managed features.