Firewall protection for WordPress

Protect your WordPress site from modern cyber threats

Real-time firewall, malware scanning, vulnerability monitoring and intrusion prevention — running before WordPress ever processes the request.

99.9%Threat detection and prevention rate

Your entire security posture in one screen

The Command Center is the first thing you see after activation: live threats, protection coverage, a strategic risk score and what to fix next — without opening a single sub-page.

ProSecure › Command Center
The ProSecure Command Center, showing security posture, live threats and protection coverage in one view
Live TrafficRepresentative sample
  • RUPOST/wp-login.phpCredential stuffingBlocked
  • CNGET/wp-content/uploads/x.phpWebshell signatureBlocked
  • USGET/pricing/Allowed
  • NLPOST/xmlrpc.phpXML-RPC amplificationBlocked
  • BRGET/?author=1User enumerationBlocked
  • DEGET/products/prosecure/Allowed
  • INGET/wp-admin/admin-ajax.phpRate limitThrottled
  • FRGET/.envSecret probingBlocked

Advanced WordPress security for modern cyber threats

Protecting websites from malware infections and unauthorized access attempts — from real-time firewall and vulnerability monitoring to malware removal and incident response.

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WordPress firewall protection

Requests are inspected and filtered before WordPress processes them, under policies you control.

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Malware prevention and removal

Webshell and file integrity scanning surface injected code, with one-click restore when something lands.

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Access control and login protection

Brute-force lockouts, credential-stuffing defence, and multi-factor enforcement by role.

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Continuous security monitoring

Live traffic showing the country, method, path and decision taken on every single request.

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Secure backup and recovery

Scheduled backups and one-click restore, so recovering is a decision rather than a project.

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WordPress security hardening

Guided hardening closes the configuration gaps attackers rely on, and keeps checking them.

Protection, measured

Every figure below is read from the product’s own capability registry, not written into this page.

99.9%

Threat detection and prevention rate

Across protected installs

20

Security controls compared

Free, Pro and ProSecure

5

Capability groups covered

Protect, detect, respond, recover

4

Plans, including a free tier

No trial expiry

Everything in one plugin

Nine of the controls Hack Halt runs on every request. The tier each one starts at is read from the product itself, so nothing here can drift from what you actually get.

Real-time firewall

Requests are matched against firewall policy before WordPress loads a single plugin. You control the rules; the defaults are safe on day one.

From Free

Intrusion prevention

Repeat offenders are locked out automatically. Credential stuffing and enumeration are recognised as campaigns, not as isolated failed logins.

From Free

WAF request inspection

Payload-level inspection catches injection and traversal attempts aimed at a vulnerable plugin, before that plugin ever runs.

From ProSecure

File integrity monitoring

Every file compared against a known-good baseline. A changed core file surfaces as drift with a diff, not as a vague warning.

From Pro

Webshell scanning

Behavioural detection for injected PHP that signature scanners miss — obfuscated eval chains, uploaded shells, backdoored plugin files.

From ProSecure

Vulnerability scanning

Your plugins, themes and core checked against published CVEs, so you learn about a disclosure before an automated scanner does.

From Free

Threat intelligence

Reputation data shared across every protected site. An attacker blocked on one installation is already known to yours.

From Pro

Incident orchestration

Related signals are correlated into one incident with a response path, instead of a scroll of disconnected log lines to interpret yourself.

From ProSecure

Backups and restore

Scheduled backups with one-click restore, so recovering from an incident is a decision someone makes rather than a project.

From ProSecure

Inside ProSecure

ProSecure is not a longer feature list, it is a full operations surface. Four groups and nineteen screens, mirrored exactly as the plugin registers them — what you read here is what you get after activation.

Situational awareness

What is happening right now, in one place.

  • Command Center
  • Live Traffic
  • Threat Intel
  • Reports

4 surfaces

Protection

The layers a request passes before WordPress sees it.

  • Firewall Policies
  • Intrusion Prevention
  • WAF Inspection
  • Account Security
  • CSP Control
  • SRI Control
  • Honeypot Traps

7 surfaces

Detection & response

Finding what got in, and doing something about it.

  • Vulnerability Scanner
  • Webshell Scanner
  • Database Integrity
  • File Integrity
  • Incident Orchestration

5 surfaces

Platform

Recovery and the controls behind everything else.

  • Backups
  • Manual Restore
  • Platform Settings

3 surfaces

How the network defends you

Three things a single-site plugin cannot do, because they only work when every protected site contributes what it sees.

A global network of protected sites sharing threat intelligence

Global threat intelligence

Reputation data collected across every protected site, so an attacker blocked on one installation never gets a first attempt at yours.

A honeypot trap catching an automated scanner before it reaches the site

Honeypot deception

Decoy endpoints only an automated scanner would touch. Anything that requests one has identified itself before it finds a real target.

Correlated attack signals recognised as a single incident

Attack-chain correlation

A failed login, an admin-path probe and an odd user agent are unremarkable alone. Together they are one incident, and are handled as one.

Questions people ask first

Is the free tier a trial?

No. It has no expiry, no request cap and no feature disabled to make it feel broken. It requires a free registration tied to your domain, and that is the only condition.

Will it slow my site down?

Visitor-facing overhead is a handful of database queries on an uncached request and nothing at all on a cached one. Request inspection happens before WordPress loads its plugins, which costs less than the page it protects.

Can it lock me out of my own site?

Lockouts apply to repeated failed authentication, and your own address can be allowlisted. An allow decision is terminal across every layer, so an allowlisted address is never caught by a later rule.

Do I need to understand security to run it?

No. A setup wizard configures hardening, scanning cadence, backups, CSP and the automation playbooks from five questions, and the Security Advisor ranks whatever is left by impact rather than listing everything at once.

What happens when something does get through?

Incident orchestration correlates the related signals into a single case with a response path, and ProSecure adds backups with one-click restore so recovery is a decision rather than a rebuild.

Does it work alongside another security plugin?

It can, but two firewalls inspecting the same request duplicate the work and make it harder to tell which one made a decision. Hack Halt is built to be the layer rather than one of several.

Latest from the Security Hub

Research, disclosures and incident write-ups from the team.

There is no reason to leave your site unprotected.

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