WordPress plugin security that tells you what to fix first.
PluginShield gives you a clean inventory of every plugin version across every site, maps installed versions to known vulnerabilities (CVEs), and prioritizes remediation with clear upgrade guidance.
- Per-project plugin inventory
- Behind / aging update status
- Known CVEs affecting installed versions
- Fix guidance + notes per plugin
One platform for WordPress plugin security: visibility, prioritization, and automation.
Stop guessing which plugin combinations are dangerous. PluginShield ties together inventories, CVEs, exploit feeds, and upgrade guidance into a single, opinionated view.
Designed for teams who can't afford plugin roulette.
PluginShield behaves like a proper security product, not a hobby script. It plugs into how you already run WordPress at scale.
Shrink attack surface, fast.
Surface exploitable plugin issues before an IR call forces you to care.
- Threat-driven dashboards
- Out-of-the-box alerting profiles
- Export to SIEM/SOAR
Prove value to clients.
Turn chaotic plugin lists into clean, branded reports that justify your retainer.
- Multi-tenant project model
- Branded PDF & CSV exports
- Client-safe reporting views
Enforce sane standards.
Define plugin allow/block lists and enforce them via CI/CD, templates, or Terraform.
- Policy-driven plugin catalogs
- Drift detection & notifications
- APIs built for automation
WordPress plugin security FAQ
These are the questions people type into Google right before they install the wrong plugin.
What is WordPress plugin security?
WordPress plugin security is the practice of monitoring and managing plugin risk: keeping inventories accurate, tracking known vulnerabilities, removing abandoned plugins, and prioritizing updates based on exploitability and business impact.
How is this different from a basic malware scanner?
Malware scanners look for evidence of compromise. PluginShield is focused on prevention: it tracks plugin versions, maps them to known issues, and helps you fix the risky stuff before it becomes an incident.
Do I need this if I already update plugins regularly?
Regular updates help, but they don't tell you what to fix first across dozens (or hundreds) of sites. PluginShield prioritizes based on vulnerability severity, exploit signals, and which sites matter most.
Can agencies and MSPs use this for multiple clients?
Yes. The product is designed around projects/tenants so you can separate inventories and reporting per client while still getting a single operational view.
What do you monitor besides plugins?
Plugins are the biggest source of WordPress exposure, but PluginShield also considers WordPress core and themes so you can see risk in context.
No scare tactics — just inventories, priorities, and a sane path to fewer incidents.
Organization pricing for real WordPress operations.
Pay by org scale — projects and team size — not per plugin, per scan, or per developer. Start small, upgrade when you consolidate more environments.
Free
$0/mo
Try PluginShield on one project.
- ✓1 project
- ✓1 user
- ✓Inventory + read-only dashboards
- ✓No exports or alerts
Professional
$299/mo
Inventory + SBOM exports.
- ✓Up to 5 projects
- ✓Up to 5 users
- ✓Inventory snapshots (core/plugins/themes)
- ✓SBOM export: SPDX + CycloneDX
- ✓CSV exports
Agency
$2,500/mo
Evidence Pack + governance.
- ✓Up to 50 projects
- ✓Unlimited viewers
- ✓PDF-first Evidence Pack (scheduled)
- ✓Governance workflow + audit logs
- ✓Alerts: behind-core / aging / vulnerable versions
Enterprise
Contact sales
Procurement-friendly + scale.
- ✓Unlimited projects
- ✓RBAC + retention policies
- ✓Custom exports + integrations
- ✓Support SLAs + onboarding
- ✓Optional control-mapping appendix (NIST/SSDF)
Need live calls or custom security consulting? That’s handled as a separate engagement — not baked into a $49 plan.
Turn plugin sprawl into an advantage, not a liability.
If WordPress is part of your attack surface, you can't ignore plugins. PluginShield gives you the same level of visibility and control you expect from any other security tool in your stack.