Uncover Security Risks Before Hackers Strike
Enterprise grade WordPress security assessment that goes beyond generic scanners. We show you exactly where you’re exposed, how severe it is, and how to fix it within minutes.
Insecure configurations that open real attack paths
Known vulnerable plugins/themes and exposure points
Leaky endpoints and metadata that reveal internal structure
Brute force and auth hardening gaps attackers exploit
Misconfigured headers increasing XSS/Clickjacking risk
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RISK THRESHOLD
A score below 80 isn’t a “Grade B”—it is a liability. Automated scanners have identified open vectors in your stack. If our free tool found them, your adversaries already have them indexed.
Don’t manage the risk—eliminate it. We can harden this specific architecture to 98% (Audit-Ready) in under 48 hours.
PROCESS OVERVIEW
How the Risk Score Works
A fast, non-intrusive assessment built to show how your WordPress perimeter looks from the outside. We analyze public-facing exposure, identify observable weaknesses, and deliver a structured report with clear remediation priorities.
Passive reconnaissance only
Context aware analysis
Risk weighted scoring
Standards aligned methodology (OWASP Top 10 and CWE)
What you receive from this review
This assessment is built to give you a clear view of your WordPress site’s external security exposure and turn that visibility into practical next steps. Instead of generic scan output, the report highlights real issues, explains their impact, and helps your team prioritize remediation with confidence.
What’s Inside Your Free Report
After the scan completes, you’ll receive a secure report that includes:
- A clear Security Score (A–F) with confidence level
- A clear status and risk score that helps your team understand current external exposure at a glance.
- Critical findings tied to real-world impact
- Public-facing weaknesses identified during the assessment, organized by severity and relevance.
- A prioritized remediation roadmap with effort estimates
- Practical next steps to reduce attack surface, strengthen defenses, and support prioritization.
- Compliance alignment to OWASP WSTG categories
READY TO SCAN?
See what your external WordPress exposure looks like before attackers do.
Run a non-intrusive assessment of your public WordPress perimeter and receive a clear report with prioritized findings and practical remediation guidance.
CONTACT + FAQS
Frequently asked questions
What do I receive after the assessment?
You receive a secure PDF report with an overall risk grade, externally observable findings, business impact context, and prioritized remediation guidance.
Is this safe for my site?
Yes. The scan is fully passive—no exploitation, brute force, or intrusive actions.
Is this a penetration test or a compliance audit?
No. This assessment is a passive security exposure scan, not a penetration test and not a formal compliance audit.
It does not attempt exploitation or validation of controls. Instead, it identifies publicly observable risk signals and configuration weaknesses to help you understand exposure and prioritize remediation.
How long does it take?
Typically a few minutes. Complex or heavily customized sites may take longer.
Can you help us fix the findings?
Yes. We offer a Monthly WordPress Protection Plan that includes continuous monitoring, follow-up scans, expert review, and guided remediation to help reduce risk over time.
Who is this assessment intended for?
This assessment is designed for organizations that rely on WordPress for revenue, lead generation, or customer engagement. It’s especially valuable for:
- Companies handling customer data or payments
- Marketing and SaaS platforms with public exposure
- Teams preparing for cyber insurance, audits, or security hardening
It is not intended for personal blogs or experimentation sites.