WordPress security · local first

Protection that stays
close to WordPress.

SEDAJ Sentinel is a focused security layer designed to protect the site locally, respect the data it handles, and keep essential protection working even when external services are unavailable.

Current releaseSEDAJ Sentinel 2.3.2 · local protection available

Purpose

Quiet protection. Clear boundaries.

Security software should reduce uncertainty—not create a new dependency. Sentinel’s local core lives inside the WordPress environment and remains responsible for essential protection. Licensing and future cloud services are separate extensions, never a remote switch for the local security layer.

The result is a deliberately restrained foundation: understandable operating states, minimal data sharing, safe failure behaviour, and no marketing blur between what works today and what is still being built.

Available today

Local by design.

Protection runs where it matters: inside the WordPress installation

The essential security layer remains available without a cloud connection

Sensitive form contents are not sent to apps.sedaj.com

Current local version: 2.3.2

View version and distribution status →

Clear boundary

Local now. Cloud only after verification.

ACTIVE

Sentinel Local 2.3.2

Protection inside WordPress. It must continue safely through network, licensing, or future cloud outages.

NOT LAUNCHED

Sentinel Cloud

Future signed feeds and cloud signals. They are not a current feature or part of a paid plan.

Privacy

Your website is not our dataset.

The licensing platform does not need form submissions, visitor cookies, WordPress users, or raw IP addresses. Future integrations are designed around pseudonymous installation identity, narrowly scoped permissions, short-lived tokens, and the minimum technical data required to deliver the service.

Read the security model

Licensing

Entitlement is not protection.

A future license may govern access to downloads, updates, or optional cloud capabilities. A delayed verification or unavailable licensing service must never turn off Sentinel’s essential local protection.

That separation is part of the product architecture, not merely a promise on the pricing page.