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Security posture

Security, layer by layer, for a static WordPress site

Static Shield's security value comes from several layers working together — reduced fingerprinting, deliberate route control, default-deny isolation, and on-demand admin access — not from any single switch.

Layer 1 — fewer fingerprints

Fingerprint Shield removes the easy public markers (generator tags, discovery links, predictable paths) that let automated scanners identify WordPress quickly.

Layer 2 — deliberate route control

The Attack Surface tab maps every route the site exposes and lets you decide, individually, whether each one needs to stay public.

Layer 3 — default-deny isolation

Zero-WordPress Mode (Pro) enforces that decision as a default-deny: unapproved routes are blocked before they reach WordPress, rather than relying on each route to defend itself.

Layer 4 — access on demand

Vault Mode (Pro) replaces a permanently open wp-admin with short-lived access windows you open yourself, so standing admin access isn't sitting reachable when nobody's using it.

What this stack doesn't do

None of these layers patch a vulnerable plugin, replace backups, or clean up an already-compromised site. They reduce what's reachable and how identifiable it is — updates, backups, and monitoring still matter.

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See how this applies to your own site

Static Shield Lite is free to install and inspects your actual WordPress install, not just the public surface.

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