Site owners, agencies and small shops running WordPress.
WordPress is half the public web, and almost all of its security incidents come from the same three places: an out-of-date plugin, a stolen credential, or a misconfigured server. The traditional answer is a plugin that watches one site at a time and asks you to read the logs yourself. Argus runs two channels: the Sentinel agent inside WordPress for firewall, login defence and integrity scanning, and an external scanner that fingerprints your site without credentials. AI reads the signals and tells you what actually matters in language you can act on. When you let it, Auto-Protect handles the reversible responses — rate-limiting a brute-forcer, blocking an attacking IP, locking a compromised user — and asks before doing anything that would interrupt your visitors.
A plugin estate you cannot police by hand — and a vulnerability disclosure cycle that never slows down.
WordFence-style alerts that arrive after the fact and put the entire triage burden on you.
A site that has to stay up; you cannot afford a "block first, ask later" response engine that takes legitimate visitors offline.
Live coverage across self-hosted WordPress and Business/Commerce WordPress.com — one mesh, every site.
AI verdicts on every signal: the brute-force attempt that is real, the false positive that is not.
Autonomous response on the safe actions, with a human-approval gate on anything that touches a user or a configuration change.
Defend ($19/mo). Defend is the tier built around the WordPress threat model — continuous scanning, daily AI verdicts and Auto-Protect on the reversible class of responses. See pricing →
Black-box scanner plus the Argus Sentinel agent — WordFence-parity protection with AI verdicts.
Zone-level posture, WAF observability and edge-rule audits for every Cloudflare account you connect.
Turning a flood of CVEs into the few that actually matter.
Closing the misconfigurations that quietly expose you.
Where AI genuinely helps a SOC — and where it does not.
One mesh. Pick the way in that fits — open Argus and connect a platform.
