Two new things at Verploy. The first is live today: holes shielded before the maker fixes them. The second is Ctrl+Z for WordPress, which no tool can do yet. We are building it, complete by December 2026.
1. Holes shielded before the maker fixes them (live now)
Most WordPress vulnerabilities become public before a fix exists, and attacks start within hours. Without a shield, an agency has three bad options: wait, switch the plugin or theme off (and break the site), or hope.
Verploy now shields the hole. When a theme or plugin on your sites has a known vulnerability and no safe update, Verploy blocks the attack route on every affected site: the vulnerable action or endpoint is refused for anyone without the right permissions. Your admins keep working. As soon as the maker ships the fixed version and it goes live through a safe update, the shield lifts itself.
The first shields for themes are live.
2. Ctrl+Z for WordPress (building now)
Every other tool does the same thing when a site is damaged: restore the whole backup, and lose everything that happened since. Orders, form entries, content.
Verploy sees every change on a site and who made it, undoes just the damage, proves it on a copy first, and keeps every order. Nobody in the world can do this yet. We are building it first: the first pieces land in November, the complete Ctrl+Z by December 2026. Read more about Ctrl+Z.
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