Patches Built From Actual Code, Not Just Public Alerts.

Protect 100s of client sites without chaos. WP Remote’s patches (powered by MalCare) are built from the plugin’s actual source code, tested against real WordPress traffic, and applied across every client site automatically.

WP Remote portfolio dashboard showing client sites with vulnerability status, annotated Disclosed 2 days ago, Patched automatically across 47 sites
~4 hrs median disclosure → protected
5X exploit paths blocked vs advisory patches
7000+ vulnerability patches

Vulnerabilities Disclosed Weekly, Mass Exploited Within Hours.

Depending on plugin updates across your entire client portfolio is just not enough anymore.

46%

Of vulnerabilities have no patch available when they go public. You can’t update clients into safety.

5 hours

Average time from disclosure to mass exploitation. Across a 50-site portfolio, you have minutes, not days.

33%

Of disclosed vulnerabilities never get a developer fix. Some client sites will always be exposed without virtual patching.

91%

Of WordPress hacks start from plugin and theme vulnerabilities — not the server your host secures.

Security gap

Your Current Stack Was Built for a Different Problem

Plugin exploits often look like normal site activity and slip through generic defences.

Host-Level Security

Eg: Kinsta, WP Engine, SiteGround

Keeps servers stable and online.

Protects infrastructure, not plugin code.

Misses the function attackers abuse.

Tied to infrastructure — protection disappears when clients migrate.

Still waits on the plugin update.

Web Application Firewalls

Eg: Cloudflare, Imunify360, Sucuri

Blocks bots, brute-force, and bad IPs.

Plugin exploits look like normal authenticated requests.

Misses attacks through forms, uploads, or checkout flows.

Broad rules can block real customers.

Sees traffic patterns, not plugin-specific logic.

Security Plugin Patches

Eg: Wordfence, Patchstack, ManageWP

Detects disclosed vulnerabilities quickly.

Ships patches before the official update.

Built from the public advisory — one known path, others left open.

No portfolio-wide triage: which of my 80 sites run this plugin?

No grouped alerts, no lifecycle beyond the patch.

Others Patch From Alerts. We Patch From Actual Code.

Every WP Remote patch is built from the actual vulnerable plugin code (not just the advisory) and tested against real traffic across the widest range of attacks.

WP Remote patch build process: source read, path trace, rule build, real-traffic test, rollout validation

From Disclosure to Protection — Without Leaving Your Dashboard.

One disclosure, every affected client site protected — automatically, across your whole portfolio.

CVE Published

New vulnerabilities are instantly matched against every plugin & theme version. Within minutes, you see the affected sites, the affected versions, and even the severity level.

Patch Deployed

The patching engine builds a rule from the plugin’s actual source code, tests it against real WordPress traffic, and deploys it across every affected site.

Update Risk Score

A real-time score from multiple sources helps you prioritize updates, save time, and avoid breakages across your portfolio.

Update on Your Schedule

The patch holds the line. When the plugin author releases the fix, and you’ve tested it in staging, apply it through WP Remote’s safe update workflow.

WP Remote portfolio vulnerability view filtered by a single CVE, showing affected sites, plugin versions, and severity WP Remote activity log showing automatic patch deployment across multiple client sites WP Remote grouped Slack notification with CVE identifier and affected site count WP Remote safe update workflow: staging test, visual regression results, one-click portfolio rollout

One Disclosure. Eighty Exposed Client Sites.

At single-site scale, this is a decision. At agency scale, it’s an operations crisis — and it happens every week.

Comparison showing the manual vulnerability response workflow before WP Remote and the simplified agency workflow with WP Remote

When Managed Hosts Said “Clean,” WP Remote Said “Hacked.”

WP Remote found hacked sites that Kinsta and WP Engine missed. Their scanners came back clean — until I sent the files WP Remote flagged. Their team was shocked.

Nine Numbers That Explain Why Agencies Are Switching.

Every stat from real deployments across the WP Remote network.

~4 hours

Median disclosure to patch live across all protected sites. Mass exploitation starts within 5 hours of disclosure.

7,000+ patches

Live vulnerability patches cover major disclosures since 2023. Inherited client sites are no longer abandoned ground.

3X more rules

More rules shipped in a recent 7-day window: 144 vs the nearest tracked competitor at 43.

5X endpoints

Endpoints blocked per vulnerability. Advisory-built patches cover 1 path; source analysis finds up to 5.

~500 tests

Attack-variant tests per patch before deployment: payloads, method swaps, reordered parameters, and endpoints.

0 rollbacks

False-positive rollbacks since launch. Every patch is tested against real WordPress traffic before release.

97% faster

Protection goes live in about 4 hours instead of waiting around 12 days for official plugin or theme updates.

46% no patch

Disclosed vulnerabilities often have no developer patch at disclosure. WP Remote protects client sites either way.

300,000+ sites

Sites in the active protection network. Every rule is validated against real-world traffic patterns before rollout.

Your Vulnerability Workflow, Connected to Everything.

Slack, Zapier, or your ticketing system Real-time patch deployment notifications and new vulnerability alerts, grouped by CVE — one disclosure is one alert, not fifty.

Pull portfolio vulnerability data into your own tools. Build the view your team needs — by client tier, by plugin, by patch status.

WP Remote’s patches are open-source and can be accessed by Claude or ChatGPT. Ask what each patch blocks, what it allows, what the risk is without an update. Give your team an AI security analyst on demand.

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Virtual Patching Isn’t Just Security. It’s a Care Plan Upgrade.

A better promise for every care plan

“Security monitoring” is easy to ignore. So are plugin updates.

But “known vulnerabilities blocked within 4 hours of disclosure” is a promise clients understand immediately — especially when it is automatic, requires no client action, and shows up in their reports.

Turn that promise into recurring revenue

When a major CVE hits the news, clients want to know one thing: “Were we protected?”

A report that says “Protected within 4 hours of disclosure” gives them that proof. Add that as a $20/site/month security upgrade across 50 client sites, and that becomes $12,000/year in additional recurring revenue.

Covering The Entire Vulnerability Lifecycle.

Virtual patching is the immediate response. Three more essential capabilities included in your plan.

Atomic Security

An additional firewall layer that adapts to each individual client site’s structure, ensuring the most targeted assets are proactively secured against site-specific threats.

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Real-Time Firewall

Powered by our network of 300,000+ sites — new threats get real-time rules across all protected sites, ensuring the most up-to-date protection.

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Malware Scanner

Runs automatically every day, off-server with zero load on client sites, to detect any malware that slipped through before protection was active.

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Common Doubts From Agencies Running 50+ Sites.

Patchstack has strong vulnerability intelligence and a large rule library. The core difference: their patches are built from the public advisory, which typically describes one attack path. Our patches are built from the plugin’s actual source code — we trace every path an attacker can reach the vulnerable function and block all of them. In one recent 7-day window, we shipped rules for 144 disclosed vulnerabilities to Patchstack’s 43. We also handle the full vulnerability lifecycle — scanning, malware detection, and cleanup — not just the patch.

Even on Wordfence Premium, firewall rules are advisory-built — the same one-path coverage gap. The architecture is also different: Wordfence runs scanning and firewall processing on your client’s server CPU. WP Remote runs scanning off-server with zero site load. And Wordfence Premium detects malware but doesn’t clean it — Wordfence Care does, at $490/site/year.

Imunify and host-bundled security protect the server. Plugin vulnerabilities live one layer up, in application code. A logged-in user hitting a plugin endpoint with a manipulated parameter looks normal at the server level. Our patches are built specifically for WordPress plugin vulnerabilities with full application context. Host-bundled protection also disappears when a client migrates. WP Remote is portable across every host.

Every patch is tested against real WordPress traffic before it ships — checkout, forms, logins, uploads, admin, API. If any legitimate behaviour breaks during testing, the patch goes back for revision. Across all patches deployed since launch: 0 rollbacks, 0.03 per million false-positive rate.

No. Scanning runs on our infrastructure, not client servers. The virtual patching layer adds milliseconds — undetectable in practice. No host conflicts, no performance tax.

We tell you. When a request can’t be safely distinguished from legitimate traffic at the firewall layer, the patch is flagged as partial protection — visible in your dashboard. No fake green checkmarks. You always know what’s fully covered and what still needs the official update.

No. Virtual patching buys you time to update properly. WP Remote’s update tools — quick, safe, and sandbox modes — handle the resolution. Patching is the immediate response; updates are the permanent fix.

46% of disclosed vulnerabilities have no developer patch at disclosure, and 33% never receive one. WP Remote protects client sites even when the plugin author has gone silent — for as long as needed.