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Guides

Running Wordfence at agency scale

The glossary explains individual findings. These guides cover the part Wordfence's own documentation does not: what changes when it is twenty client sites instead of one — configuration, alert volume, and a triage order that holds up on a bad morning.

  • How to manage Wordfence across 10, 20 or 50 client sites A working setup for running Wordfence on a fleet of client WordPress sites: what to standardise, how to keep alert email under control, the options for central visibility, and a weekly rhythm that actually holds.
  • Too many Wordfence emails: what to turn off, and what must stay Wordfence's default email settings are built for one attentively watched site. Here is which alerts to disable, which to keep, how to use the severity threshold, and how to cut the volume without going blind.
  • A triage workflow for Wordfence alerts How to work a queue of Wordfence findings in the right order: the four questions that classify any finding, the category order that ranks them, and when a finding stops being a fix and becomes incident response.

The queue these guides assume

Every site's findings, one board