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📊 Highly exploitable WordPress vulnerabilities increased 113% in 2025. And it's not just the volume - attackers are weaponizing new flaws within hours of disclosure, malware is getting harder to detect, nearly half of vulnerabilities have no patch when they go public, and AI is already being used to flood the ecosystem with new threats. Read the State of WordPress Security in 2026 to see what's changed. 👇

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Plugin vulnerabilities weren't Elkdata's fault - but frustrated customers and growing support queues were their problem. Education alone wasn't enough. So they baked security into their premium plans instead. Vulnerabilities dropped 23%. Margins went up 100%. 👇 Read the full case study.

Complex WordPress environments can't be updated overnight. Every change needs testing, and that window of exposure is exactly when attackers strike. Traditional malware tools can't protect sites during that gap. Only proactive vulnerability mitigation can. 👇 Read the full case study.