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WordPress Plugin

A WordPress plugin that brings local security signals into the FirePhage dashboard.

The FirePhage WordPress plugin connects local WordPress health and malware scan visibility with the hosted FirePhage dashboard. Paid sites can also pull live firewall and performance telemetry back into the WordPress admin.

Health checks

Connected

Malware results

Reported

Paid telemetry

Synced

FirePhage WordPress plugin interface

Connected signal flow

See local WordPress signals centrally

Health status, update posture, and malware scan results can be stored and reviewed in FirePhage.

Unlock live plugin telemetry for paid sites

Covered paid sites can view live firewall and performance context directly in the plugin.

Connect without messy setup

The plugin uses a scoped connection flow so dashboard sync is explicit and site-aware.

Problem this solves

Why teams end up needing WordPress Plugin

WordPress teams often split visibility across local plugins, separate dashboards, and unreadable edge tools. They need one clearer flow.

Example: one site, two visibility layers

A WordPress operator sees local scan findings and health checks in the plugin while the SaaS dashboard stores the same security context and adds edge-side firewall visibility for paid coverage.

Health summaries

WordPress posture, checksum state, and update exposure can be reported into the SaaS dashboard.

Malware scan visibility

Latest findings and suspicious-file counts are stored as part of the connected site view.

Paid firewall visibility

When a site is covered by a paid plan, the plugin can load real firewall activity and performance summaries from FirePhage.

Agency-friendly workflow

Teams can manage the site in WordPress while still using FirePhage as the main edge-control dashboard.

How it fits FirePhage

A service page that connects back to the real product, not a thin SEO shell.

Every FirePhage service page is meant to explain one capability clearly, then connect that capability back to pricing, onboarding, the dashboard, and the real website problems teams are trying to solve.