Connected site requests are verified
Remote agent requests use signed authentication and freshness checks before CMDPress accepts site actions.
Security across the workflow
CMDPress protects account access, team permissions, stored connection data, remote site actions, and the work history around managed WordPress sites.
Protection areas
This public overview explains what CMDPress protects without publishing secrets, internal keys, or sensitive infrastructure details.
Remote agent requests use signed authentication and freshness checks before CMDPress accepts site actions.
Site secrets, integration tokens, and other sensitive stored values use application encryption.
Users can protect account access with two-factor authentication and recovery codes.
Team policies and role-aware permissions separate owners, managers, support staff, and clients.
Security scans surface affected WordPress core, plugins, and themes with severity and site context.
Site history, site activity, alerts, logs, and backups help teams understand what happened and when.
Visible controls
The product keeps risk, access, history, and recovery next to the WordPress sites your team manages.
Security questions welcome
Contact CMDPress for procurement questions, security reviews, enterprise access needs, and site portfolios above 1,000 sites.