Close the gaps attackers look for first.
Fix exposure, enable login protection and get alerts when something changes.
What are the first steps to improve WordPress security?
Update WordPress, plugins and themes, turn on login attempt limits, turn off debug mode, remove exposed backup files, add security headers and force HTTPS. VuloPilot scans for these weak spots, ranks them by severity and includes password-guessing protection and an attack filter on the free plan.
The problem you are probably living with
Debug mode left on.
Repeated login guessing.
Outdated plugins.
From found to fixed, and proven.
Scan
Run a security scan and read the severity-ranked list.
Fix
Follow the suggested setup: login protection, attack filter and alerts.
Verify
Scan again and VuloPilot shows whether the problem is gone, with your score history as proof.
See it inside WordPress.
Features behind this
- Security score and ranked problems
- Login and account checks
- Password-guessing protection and attack filter
- PaidKnown vulnerability feed for WordPress core, plugins and themes
- WordPress health checkup: updates, database, scheduled tasks, server
- Manual and automatic backups
- Download, restore or delete backups
- PaidCopy backups to Amazon S3 or Google Drive, credentials stored encrypted
- Scheduled full-site scan: daily, weekly or monthly
- Emailed visibility report
- History timeline with search, export and undo
- PaidWorkflow builder with conditions, retries and run logs
Improve Website Security: frequently asked questions
Alerts when something looks wrong. Paid plans add an incident log and alerts for new vulnerabilities and file changes.
No. When VuloPilot proposes a change you preview before and after, then approve or reject it. Approved changes can be undone from the History page.
VuloPilot has a free plan with core scans and 100 AI credits. Paid plans start at $19 a month for one site.
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