Arximus Security
Arximus protects your sites with a hybrid security model: Edge WAF protection before WordPress, local enforcement inside WordPress, cloud threat intelligence, vulnerability-aware virtual patching, malware detection, containment playbooks, and tamper-evident audit.
Hybrid defense
Cloud-only protection can miss what is happening inside WordPress. Plugin-only protection lets every hostile request reach your server before it can be stopped. Arximus combines both models.
Arximus Edge WAF blocks and challenges traffic before it reaches your origin. The local agent enforces security with WordPress context. Arximus Cloud coordinates both layers with threat intelligence, managed policy, virtual patches, and incident intelligence.
Built for hostile conditions
Arximus is designed for real attack conditions: credential stuffing, bot floods, exploit campaigns, upload attacks, malicious admin actions, plugin vulnerabilities, origin bypass attempts, malware placement, database tampering, and recovery interference.
Security layers
Arximus gives you protection at the edge, inside WordPress, across your cloud policy layer, and throughout the incident lifecycle.
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Block malicious traffic before it reaches WordPress with request normalization, rate limiting, bot challenges, exploit blocking, and origin shielding.
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Enforce policy inside WordPress across login, XML-RPC, REST API, uploads, comments, admin actions, files, database signals, and local fallback.
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Use IP reputation, bot reputation, vulnerability intelligence, campaign detection, malware intelligence, and managed policy decisions.
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When an incident is suspected, tighten policy, revoke risky access, freeze destructive actions, preserve evidence, and guide the response.
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Show what happened with incident timelines, tamper-evident logs, policy history, forensic evidence, and signed security reports.
What Arximus protects
Your site is more than a login page. Arximus is designed to monitor and protect the surfaces attackers actually target.
Protect against brute force, credential stuffing, password reset abuse, registration abuse, XML-RPC login abuse, suspicious admin sessions, and high-risk administrator activity.
Track installed WordPress components, match them against vulnerability intelligence, understand which exposures are reachable, and apply virtual patches when immediate updates are not enough.
Protect exposed REST routes, AJAX actions, unauthenticated endpoints, user enumeration vectors, webhook routes, and high-volume automated abuse.
Inspect uploads, detect suspicious file types, identify webshell indicators, compare malware signatures, quarantine risky files, and connect findings to the incident timeline.
Use edge signals, request behavior, challenge results, rate limits, reputation data, and WordPress-specific activity to separate real users from hostile automation.
Watch for new executable files, modified PHP files, suspicious paths, permission risks, core changes, plugin changes, theme changes, and file activity near attack events.
Detect suspicious changes in options, users, user metadata, cron state, active plugins, site URLs, application passwords, injected content, and other persistence points.
Protect dangerous actions such as disabling security, creating administrators, changing site URLs, installing plugins, editing code, deleting backups, or starting production restores.
Detect traffic that reaches your server without passing through Arximus Edge, verify signed edge headers, rotate origin secrets, and guide origin lockdown.
Protect WooCommerce checkout routes, payment webhooks, account pages, order activity, coupon abuse patterns, form endpoints, and trusted integration routes.
Detect attempts to disable, tamper with, or bypass Arximus settings, policy cache, credentials, local logs, cron jobs, database tables, and protected local assets.
Report a false positive, create scoped exceptions, expire exceptions automatically, simulate policy impact, and keep every exception visible in audit history.
Virtual patching
When a plugin or theme vulnerability becomes active in the wild, waiting is dangerous. Arximus is designed to match vulnerable components against your actual attack surface, then apply signed virtual patch policies at the edge and inside WordPress.
You get emergency protection for exposed REST routes, AJAX actions, upload vectors, malicious parameters, exploit payloads, and campaign traffic while your team works through safe updates.
Policy safety
Managed security should not break your checkout, webhook, login flow, or API. Arximus policies are designed for validation, simulation, canary rollout, telemetry, rollback, and emergency kill-switch control.
Security decisions should be explainable, reversible, and auditable.
When an incident starts
Arximus connects events into a timeline so you can see the attack path and take controlled action.
Trace the first suspicious request, exploit attempt, login anomaly, upload event, admin change, file modification, or database anomaly.
Switch to strict policy, block campaigns, force logouts, revoke application passwords, freeze backup deletion, and preserve forensic evidence.
Link incident timing to backup history, verification status, malware findings, file changes, and last-known-clean restore candidates.
Generate incident reports, audit integrity reports, policy change records, containment reports, and evidence bundles for review.
Security proof
Arximus is designed to give you more than a blocked request count. You get evidence that helps you understand exposure, action, recovery, and accountability.
See the current state of firewall policy, vulnerable components, login risk, hardening, origin exposure, malware findings, and audit status.
Review what happened, when it happened, what was affected, which actions were taken, and which recovery point is recommended.
Verify policy changes, admin actions, local log chain checkpoints, cloud decisions, restore approvals, and operator actions.
Understand what Arximus Edge blocked, challenged, rate-limited, normalized, and forwarded before requests reached WordPress.