Attack detection
Login attacks, file probes, and plugin drift across every site you maintain, surfaced as they happen.
WordPress security for agencies
Warden monitors the WordPress sites your agency maintains — login attacks, file probes, plugin drift — correlates them into scored incidents, pushes blocks to Cloudflare, and hands you a monthly report your client can actually read. Built by an agency owner and former state cybercrime investigator.
Agency Shield covers 15 client sites
Security retainer x 5 clients at $99/mo
On work you are currently doing for free
Agency Shield covers 15 client sites for $249/mo.
Put a security retainer in front of five of those clients at $99/mo and you are at $246/mo in margin — on work you are currently doing for free, at 2am, on a Saturday, because the client called you and not the other way around.
Most agencies absorb site security as a liability. It is a line item you can sell.
Login attacks, file probes, and plugin drift across every site you maintain, surfaced as they happen.
Related signals grouped into scored campaigns instead of fourteen disconnected alerts.
Push blocks straight to Cloudflare from the incident queue. Alert to action without leaving the pane.
Profile the source. ASN, geolocation, and abuse scoring through ProxyCheck, AbuseIPDB, and VirusTotal in one investigative view.
PDF security summaries written for the client, not the operator. You can attach one to an invoice without editing it.
I spent twelve years in digital forensics, network intrusion investigation, and cybercrime casework with Florida state law enforcement.
I also run a small web agency. Warden exists because I found out from a client that their site had been compromised — which is the wrong direction for that information to travel.
Most WordPress security tools are built by marketers. This one was built by someone who spent a decade on the other side of the incident.
More about how this got built →Clear Expectations
Warden monitors public websites — WordPress login attacks, file probes, plugin drift — and can push blocks to Cloudflare. It complements hosting; it does not replace it.
Warden is designed to support monitoring, visibility, and security response workflows. No security platform can guarantee complete protection against every threat.
Warden protects the sites. Noverionex CRM runs the business that builds them — pipeline, automated email and SMS follow-up, a brand asset library with client approvals, and client ticketing.
Built for agencies of two to fifteen people. Not a Salesforce clone and not trying to be.
Buy either one on its own. Bundle them if both are useful.
See the CRM →Warden is sold on its own. CRM is a separate product. Full detail on /pricing.
$99/mo
1 protected site
Start a 14-day trial$129/mo
Up to 3 sites
Start a 14-day trial$249/mo
Up to 15 sites
Start a 14-day trial$49/mo
Solo operator, 250 leads
Start a 14-day trial$99/mo
AI, Smart Metrics, Brand Kit, 3 users
Start a 14-day trial$199/mo
Multi-workspace, unlimited users
Start a 14-day trialNo. Warden is sold on its own. The CRM is a separate product and a separate decision.
Each protected WordPress site runs a lightweight must-use reporter plugin that sends telemetry to Warden. Monitoring, correlation, blocking, and reports run in Warden — not inside the plugin alone.
Warden is monitoring, correlation, and blocking — not incident response. It tells you fast and tells you what changed. Remediation is yours, or a conversation we can have.
No. It integrates with Cloudflare and sits alongside your stack.
Noverionex LLC, an active Florida company. Founder background is digital forensics and cybercrime investigation with state law enforcement. Detail on the About page.