We’re excited to announce that WP Umbrella has deepened its security offering by integrating Patchstack protection into its Site Protect add-on.
WP Umbrella users can now opt for Patchstack’s real-time protection right within their dashboards!
Site Protect add-on users get access to instant protection against vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins and themes, without needing to wait for updates or risk compatibility issues with untested plugin updates.
From alerts to protection: Seamless integration for WP Umbrella Users
WP Umbrella has long been a trusted management platform for WordPress professionals who want to handle multiple sites from one place. With bulk & safe updates, scheduled backups stored in Europe, and automated reporting, it already offered a complete toolkit for agencies working with WordPress.
Now, thanks to the integration of Patchstack’s real-time protection, WP Umbrella takes WordPress security to the next level by turning alerts into automatic defense.
When a known vulnerability is detected, sites are immediately shielded (even if the vulnerable plugin or theme hasn’t been updated yet).
This bridges the gap between awareness and action, a critical improvement for agencies and freelancers managing sites at scale. From uptime and performance to backups and security, everything is now centralized in one powerful interface.
Managing Patchstack from WP Umbrella
If you're already using Patchstack and WP Umbrella, you can seamlessly connect your account to your WP Umbrella dashboard for a central HQ.
Simply plug in your Patchstack App API key and you'll be good to go!
A shared vision for a safer WordPress ecosystem
Patchstack and WP Umbrella share a mission: to make professional WordPress site management safer, simpler, and more scalable.
We’re thrilled to support WP Umbrella in offering best-in-class protection for their users, and we’re looking forward to helping more professionals stay ahead of threats with smarter security.
Want to learn more about how Patchstack can help protect your company’s users? Start here.
