Security WordPress Plugins
NinjaFirewall
NinjaFirewall plugin is a great option for anyone looking to enhance the security of their WordPress site. Read on to find out more!
WebARX Security
The security of your WordPress website is a constant worry? Get the WebARX plugin - and your peace of mind with it.
How to Safeguard Your WordPress Blog from Catastrophic Error
Many things can go wrong with your website, and having plan B is always a good idea. Here are our tips to make sure that your website will always be safe and sound.
WP Mailto Links – Manage & Protect Email Links
This simple plugin can protect all email addresses displayed on your WordPress site by encoding them. Simply install and active the plugin, and your email address will become safe from spam bots.
Security Ninja
Security shouldn't be complicated. That's why Security Ninja allows you to scan the entire site in just a click of the button, and tackles even the biggest security issues without requiring you to have a masters degree in IT.
Stop User Enumeration
Stop User Enumeration is a plugin that boosts your site's security against outside threats. It is designed to detect and prevent hackers from scanning your site for usernames.
WP Activity Log
WP Activity Log WordPress plugin takes care of the logging for your WordPress site. It creates a detailed logging mechanism and allows you to log all activity to your WordPress Database or any other external database.
Gauntlet Security
Perform a security scan in WordPress that indicates common problems with your WordPress install or server, with solutions for addressing each issue.
WP Mail SMTP
WP Mail SMTP remedies WordPress email issues by routing all outgoing mail through an SMTP server.
Registration Honeypot
Sets up a hidden text field on your public registration form to trap spambots and bounce them from your WordPress site.
Cookies for Comments
Implements a very clever way of blocking spammers and spambots from posting comments on your WordPress install with no set-up.
Google Authenticator for WordPress
You can use the Google Authenticator app for your smartphone (iPhone, Android, Blackberry) to set-up two-factor authentication for your WordPress login.