Lock out password guessers
Repeated failed sign-ins lock the address out, and you can block repeat offenders for good. reCAPTCHA, a hidden login address and IP lists come built in.
MaxMindSecurity Pro adds a firewall, two-factor authentication, WooCommerce checkout protection and a malware scan to your site in one install. Support comes by email from the team that builds it. The current release is version 6.5, published 2 October 2026.
Attackers rarely need skill to break into a WordPress site. They need a reused password, an outdated plugin or a checkout nobody watches. OWASP calls the password route credential stuffing: lists of leaked passwords tried against your sign-in page until one works.
The scan reports what it finds and changes nothing, so if it turns up malware you cannot clear yourself, our WordPress malware removal service does the cleanup. Running more than WordPress? See how we handle website security.
Every feature ships in the one plugin, and you turn each on or off in its settings.
Repeated failed sign-ins lock the address out, and you can block repeat offenders for good. reCAPTCHA, a hidden login address and IP lists come built in.
Add a second step at sign-in: an authenticator app or an emailed code. One-time backup codes and optional trusted devices keep it quick for your team.
The firewall blocks SQL injection, cross-site scripting and path traversal requests, and logs each block with the visitor address and what triggered it.
Honeypot, timing and browser checks filter fake orders on the classic checkout and the Checkout block. Rate limits catch card testing and coupon guessing.
The scan checks plugins, themes, uploads and the site root for code patterns used by malware, verifies core files against WordPress.org and flags outdated, unmaintained or withdrawn plugins. It reports what it finds and never deletes.
A searchable log records sign-ins, plugin and theme changes, content edits and firewall events. Email alerts flag administrator sign-ins, and a daily or weekly report sums it up.
One plan gives one website every feature. Add a dedicated specialist for hands-on protection.
Firewall, two-factor authentication, checkout protection, malware scan, audit log and automatic updates.
Hands-on protection for one site, with the scope agreed in writing before work starts.
WordPress.org publishes a hardening guide for doing this by hand. The plugin applies these settings for you, and you control each one.
Your subscription keeps your site on the current version and gives you a team to email when something looks wrong.
You migrate nothing and keep your hosting.
Tell us which site you want to protect and how many you run. It takes about a minute and needs no payment.
We reply by email with the plan that fits and the price, so you have both in writing before you pay.
You receive the plugin and a licence key. Install it like any other plugin, enter the key and your protection is on.
Updates arrive through your normal WordPress update screen while your subscription is active.
It is built not to: the firewall and login checks are short pattern matches that run before WordPress builds the page. The malware scan is the heavy part, and it runs only when you start it or on the weekly schedule you switch on, in short steps and never during a visitor's page view.
Yes, it protects the classic checkout, the pay-for-order page and the Checkout block. Signed-in customers with a previous order skip the checks by default, so repeat shoppers are not challenged.
Yes, the plugin reads the real visitor address from Cloudflare and other trusted proxies. It ignores forwarding headers from anywhere else, so attackers cannot use them to dodge a block.
No, the plugin protects WordPress itself, not your server or your backups. Hosting access, server configuration and tested backups still matter.
See our server security serviceYes, each plan covers a set number of websites. You can release a licence from one site and use it on another.
The plugin stays installed, but its protection switches off until you renew. Your settings and logs stay in place.
Send the details below and we reply with your plan and price in writing.
Existing customers manage licences in the WordPress dashboard. Browse our security guides or write to care@maxmindsecurity.com.