Shield Security Pro 8.1 bring huge improvements to the Shield Scanners, making them faster and more reliable. Read on to find out what else in new in 8.1.
Secure Payments with Strong Customer Authentication
For our customers in Europe, you may have been getting a few notices from your bank and credit card providers recently about new regulations that affect your online payments. The regulations are commonly known as Strong Customer Authentication (or SCA as we’ll use throughout this article), and are part of the second Payment Services Directive…
WordPress Malware Scanning Comes To Shield Security Pro
Shield Security Pro 8.0 has a new malware scanner for WordPress. Discover malware on your WordPress sites sooner and repair corrupt files automatically.
WP Shield Security Pro – Release 8.0
Shield Security Pro 8.0 delivers the long-awaited Malware scanner for WordPress, along with asynchronous scanning and much, much more.
The Upcoming Shield Security Pro 8.0
Shield Security v8.0 is nearly here. And with it will come one of our biggest releases, with many improvements and brand new features including a malware scanner for WordPress
Shield Security Pro – 18 Months Review and Goodbye to One Dollar Plugin
We’re getting ready to sunset the One Dollar Plugin project. We’re dedicating our focus to Shield Security Pro. This is the announcement of these upcoming changes.
How to limit login attempts to prevent login attacks in WordPress
The ability to limit login attempts on a WordPress site is crucial to your overall security. Shield Pro offers many powerful ways to achieve login protection.
WP Shield Security Pro – Release 7.4
Shield Security Pro 7.4 provides the option to automatically and manually suspend WordPress users. It also helps the fight against WP comment SPAM.
What to do about Inactive WordPress Accounts
Inactive and abandoned WordPress users are a risk to our sites. Shield Security 7.4 provides options to automatically and manually suspend user accounts.
WordPress XML-RPC – why and how to block attacks
In this article we discuss what XML-RPC is for WordPress, how you can disable it, and why you might want to.