Stop WordPress Hacks Caused By Bad Permissions
Advanced Access Manager (aka AAM) helps WordPress agencies audit, control and lock down access across all client sites - before permission mistakes turn into security incidents.
Agencies Don't Get Hacked.
They Get Burned by Permissions
Most security plugins protect against external attacks. They completely ignore internal access chaos.
That's where breaches actually happen.
- Clients demand admin access
- Contractors come and go
- Roles drift over time
- Plugins & themes continuously add new features
- One wrong permission - breach, data leak and client churn
Where AAM Wins
You already use security plugin. That is great. However, it does not solve broken access controls problem.
| Security Plugin | AAM |
|---|---|
| External threats | Internal risks |
| Firewalls | Permission audits |
| Malware cleanup | Access governance |
| Generic | Agency-specific |
How AAM Secures Your
WordPress Site?
Detects & Flags Security Weak Points
Automatically audits roles, users, and permissions to uncover hidden vulnerabilities before they become threats.
Total Control Over WordPress Roles & Capabilities
Customize, audit, and fine-tune roles to match your security needs without coding.
Ensures Secure Content Moderation
Restricts access to posts, pages, media, categories, custom terms and post types based on custom rules, keeping sensitive content safe.
Redirect Management
Redefine login, logout, 404, and access denied redirects for any role, user, or visitor. Reduce the number of plugins you have today to manage these different types of redirects and use just AAM.
Access Control as Code with JSON Access Policies
Define, store, and apply access rules as structured JSON policies — ensuring consistency, portability, and automation across roles, users, and visitors.
The Developer’s Access Management Toolkit
A one-of-a-kind collection of secure PHP services for building custom, fine-grained access control solutions in WordPress—ideal for developers who need more than an out-of-the-box plugin.