Really Simple Security: The Ultimate WordPress Security Solution | Ease of Use & Top Performance

[@hasan3502]

This is amazing! thank you Simon :)

[@ikacode]

Amazing review thanks Simon for this detailed tutorial, I've replaced WordFence with Really Simple Security :)

[@kappesante]

ty simon!

[@DanielNeubauer]

Great video Simon. So would you prefer RSS over something like Solid Security?

[@reallysimpleplugins]

Thank you for the extensive review Simon! You really did an amazing job in describing the added value of all new features of Really Simple Security!

[@webnestify]

My pleasure! Always love to support a good companies out there :)

[@LupusDesign]

Thank you, Simon.

[@webnestify]

You are welcome!

[@oscarcreativedigital]

Hi, this is a great tool - but i dont want the WP default login page after the authentication process, Can I show my own domain page instead?

[@RobCooper]

What id like to know is the exact setup combinations for cloudflare + really simple security / 8G firewall. Which is best for doing what and how do they work together for the best security.

[@reallysimpleplugins]

We developed Really Simple Security to work well with cloud-based solutions like Cloudflare. We chose to leave performance-heavy tasks like DDoS protection and full WAF functionality at the network level, while Really Simple Security handles security within the WordPress context. Please feel free to open a support ticket if you have more questions!

[@RobCooper]

@@reallysimpleplugins thank you for your reply. My question was more a "video idea" for Simon. But thank you as well for your reaponse

[@webnestify]

I don't personally like 8G, because it have to many false-positives and would rather use 7G. There is no harm to run 7G, Cloudflare and RSS. But for dynamic websites, I would not use 7G.

[@bluetheredpanda]

@@webnestify Have you run into many issues with dynamic sites specifically? Usually when I run into a false positive with 7G, I just edit the relevant rule to make it work for that specific site. It's been working great for me and my clients websites. (But I agree on 8G, I wouldn't really consider it to be stable yet)

[@RobCooper]

@@bluetheredpanda thats good feedback. From both of you. Thanks