Block WordPress plugin exploits before they hit the code.
Virtual patching for known vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins and themes. Included with Imunify360.
The gap between a CVE disclosure and a plugin update is where sites get hacked.
When a WordPress plugin vulnerability is disclosed, attackers start exploiting it immediately. Site owners don't always update on day one. Sometimes not in weeks. Sometimes never.
Hosting providers absorb the fallout: malware cleanups, support tickets, compromised accounts, churn after a breach. Imunify360's WAF for WordPress closes that window.
How virtual patching works.
Every incoming HTTP request passes through Imunify360's WAF for WordPress. Exploit attempts are matched against per-site rules for known plugin and theme vulnerabilities, and blocked before they reach the code.
What you get.
Tested on 500,000+ sites.
Before blocking mode, rules ran in monitoring mode across more than half a million WordPress sites to validate accuracy and false-positive rates.
Rapid rule updates.
Our security team works to deploy a new blocking rule within 24 hours of a public vulnerability disclosure.
Only the rules you need.
Rule sets match the plugins and themes installed on each site, keeping the performance footprint minimal.
Visible protection inside the WordPress admin.
Site owners see Imunify360's WAF for WordPress protection directly in the Imunify Security plugin inside their WordPress admin dashboard. They can review which rules fire on their site, inspect incident details, and disable a specific rule if needed.
The security team monitors the network for false positives and pushes rule updates automatically.

Extends Imunify360's WAF layer
for WordPress.
Imunify360 already ships a Web Application Firewall that blocks generic web application attacks like SQL injection and XSS. WAF for WordPress adds a WordPress-specific rule set on top, targeting the plugin and theme vulnerabilities that account for most WordPress compromises. Both layers run together.

