A managed WAF for your WordPress site
WordPress powers a huge share of the web, which makes it the most-targeted CMS — brute-force login attempts, vulnerable-plugin exploits, and bot floods are constant. WAF Cybersecurity puts a managed WAF in front of your WordPress site without installing a plugin. The add-site form does not ask which platform you run.
Why WordPress needs edge protection
Most WordPress attacks target the login page, XML-RPC, and known plugin or theme vulnerabilities. A security plugin runs inside WordPress — after the request has already reached your server. A WAF stops malicious requests at the edge, before they touch your site.
A new site starts four groups in count: common attacks, known exploits, SQL injection, and malicious IPs. Bot management, login rate limits, and account-fraud protection are available after you set them up. They are not turned on with that baseline.
No plugin. Guided DNS.
Protection lives at the edge, so there is no plugin in wp-admin and no PHP overhead from a security pack. Guided DNS setup shows the certificate and traffic records, with concierge help when the zone is not yours to edit. Hosting and content stay where they are.
WordPress checks live beside Tuning
Signup does not collect a WordPress or WooCommerce choice. After the site is up, the Launch checklist beside Tuning asks you to pick the platform and record login, the editor, media upload, and a contact form — plus cart, checkout, and the payment return for a store. Request a tuning review from that same page when a Hold stays. A person looks at the evidence you send. You still click Promote.
Rules start in count. After 24 hours, your dashboard shows what's safe to block — one click. WAF Cybersecurity Advisor is included — you still click once. $150/site/month, fully managed, free SSL included.
For the longer campus cut — departmental orphans, plugin lag, and count → promote — read Managed WAF for WordPress without a plugin. When the estate is one Multisite network of blogs, see Managed WAF for WordPress Multisite campus networks.