We block hackers at every step.
Each layer watches a different door. If one lets something slip through, the next one’s already waiting. That’s how the grown-ups do it.
What happens
on every visit
Visitors stroll through. Hackers hit a wall. Then another. Then another.
Every request to your site, whether it’s a real visitor or someone up to no good, goes through the same checks. Visitors stroll through. Hackers hit a wall. Then another. Then another.
Cloudflare
first wall · the edgeServer
second wall · the hostWP Defender
final wall · inside WPThree overlapping layers
Every request goes through the same checks. Visitors sail through, while attackers hit wall after wall.
The three
layers
What each one is, what it stops, and how it protects you.
The front gate
Bot armies · Password guessing · Known hacking tools
A global network sits in front of your site, so every request goes through it first. The nastiest stuff never even reaches your server. Think of it as a bouncer on the door, turning trouble away before it gets near the building.
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Bot armies blocked
Huge waves of automated attack traffic get soaked up before they can knock your site over.
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Password guessers throttled
Anyone trying thousands of combinations gets slowed to a crawl or shown the door.
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Standard attacks recognised
The usual tools hackers try first, like known exploits and injection attacks, get caught at the gate.
Locks & alarms
Server break-ins · Old-software exploits · Stealth attacks
Get past the gate and you reach the server, the machine your site runs on. We keep it locked down, patched and watched: deadbolts on every door and an alarm that goes off the second something looks wrong.
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Locked-down server
Only the doors that need to be open are open. Everything else is sealed shut.
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Always patched
Security updates go on promptly, so known weak spots never get exploited.
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Watched 24/7
Anything suspicious is flagged, logged and quietly dealt with in the background.
Inside WordPress
Stolen-password logins · Login bots · File tampering
If an attacker makes it all the way to WordPress itself (the bit you log in to), this layer is waiting. Think ID badges for everyone, a lock on every office and a record of exactly who opened what.
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Two-factor login
A stolen password on its own isn’t enough. A second code is always needed.
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Hidden login URL
Attackers can’t find your admin door, so their guessing tools bounce off thin air.
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Tamper alerts
If a WordPress file changes without our say-so, we know within minutes.
Lock it
down
Not sure how well protected your site is right now, or fancy the same three-layer setup? We’ll take a proper look at where you stand and tell you, in plain English, what’s worth doing first.
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