One system. This is what it protects.
You turn the protection on where you need it: on the computer, on the server, on the website. The block lists are built in one place, the licences sit in one pool, and everything shows up in the same panel.
Three places the protection sits
What separates them is where they run and what they can stop on the spot. The threat data they work against is the same.
Windows computers and servers
A kernel driver signed by Microsoft stops connections to known malicious addresses and domains in real time, and blocks brute force against remote desktop.
WordPress sites
A plugin activated with a licence key that stops malicious code, vulnerability scanning of themes and plugins, and login attacks against accounts.
Sites hosted with us
If the site runs on our hosting, the protection is already on the platform. The Basic, Premium and Ultra levels decide how far it goes.
The parts that make it possible
Neither of these protects anything in itself. One collects what the protection is built on, the other is where you control it.
WF SecurityCloud™ Sensor
Placed on your own network, where it captures attack attempts. It gives you a picture of what is aimed at you, and at the same time feeds the threat picture that protects everyone else.
Customer panel
Licences, devices, logs and service control in one place. This is where you create an account, buy licences and get the installation files.
One pool of licences, not one licence per thing
You buy a number of licences and distribute them yourself. The same pool covers Windows computers, WordPress sites and sensors.
That lets you start small and move things around later. A licence that sat on a computer today can sit on a website tomorrow.
Not sure what you need?
The comparison shows what each part protects and when it is the right choice. If that does not settle it, we are happy to answer questions.