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How Aegisify Works2026-07-13T21:12:02+00:00

how aegisify audit works

From WordPress Scan Request to clear action.

Aegisify Audit connects its SaaS control plane to a verified WordPress Agent, gathers external and local evidence, correlates risk, and turns the results into prioritized reports with AI-assisted guidance.

Aegisify Audit Risk Command
Center
SaaS ScanTarget + job
Secure ChannelSigned request
Agent EvidenceLocal signals
Scan EnginesCode + exposure
Risk CorrelationEvidence + score
Reports + AIPrioritized action
Evidence stays tied to the scan job

01 Verify

02 connect

03 collect

04 analyze

05 correlate

06 report

why the workflow matters

security data is only useful when it stays connected.

Standalone alerts can leave teams guessing about what was scanned, which asset is affected, and what should be fixed first. Aegisify Audit keeps the target, job, evidence, finding, score, and report connected from start to finish.

one coordinated wordPress audit workflow.

The SaaS platform starts and tracks the scan. The WordPress Agent gathers deeper local evidence. Scan engines review the public attack surface, code, dependencies, APIs, logs, and commerce signals. The platform then correlates the findings so teams can review risk in context.

Trace The Evidence
Keep findings tied to the correct domain and scan job.

Reduce Alert Noise
Group technical signals into clearer priorities.

Support Follow-through
Carry remediation status and verification notes into reporting.

Aegisify Audit: Step by step workflow

Step 01

The SaaS Platform Starts The Scan.

The workflow begins inside Aegisify Audit, where the user selects the target and scan profile.

  • Confirm the target domain
  • Select the scan profile
  • Create a unique scan ID and queued job
Outcome: Every result has a controlled starting point and a job record to follow.
Step 02

A Secure Channel Connects SaaS To The Agent.

The request moves to the WordPress Agent through the approved communication path before local collection begins.

  • HTTPS REST request
  • Security key and request signature
  • Nonce and replay protection checks
Outcome: The Agent can validate that the request belongs to the expected workflow.
Step 03

The Agent Gathers Local WordPress Evidence.

The WordPress Agent collects details that an outside-only scan may not be able to see.

  • WordPress core, plugin, theme, and MU-plugin inventory
  • PHP, configuration, and dependency signals
  • Activity, application, and commerce-related logs
Outcome: The audit gains deeper context about the software and activity inside the site.
Step 04

Scan Engines Review The Attack Surface.

Multiple checks analyze the public site and the Agent evidence instead of treating every signal as a separate report.

  • SAST, code quality, and vulnerability review
  • DAST, headers, routes, forms, and browser-facing checks
  • REST, OpenAPI, GraphQL, and WooCommerce checks
Outcome: The platform receives findings from several parts of the WordPress environment.
Step 05

Risk Is Correlated With Evidence And Context.

Aegisify Audit connects the finding to the affected asset, supporting evidence, and risk context so teams can review more than a raw alert count.

  • OWASP-aligned context where applicable
  • CVE, OSV, KEV, and EPSS intelligence signals
  • Severity, confidence, evidence, and affected asset
Outcome: Teams can focus on findings with clearer technical and operational meaning.
Step 06

Reports And AI-Assisted Triage Turn Data Into Action.

The final stage presents the highest-priority issues, supporting evidence, and guidance in a format teams can review and share.

  • Top threats and prioritized findings
  • AI-assisted, human-reviewable guidance
  • CSV, PDF, and XML report exports
  • Remediation status and verification notes
Outcome: The scan ends with a practical review path, not another disconnected alert list.


Important Scan Details

what the workflow brings together.

The page below explains the main evidence groups shown in the original workflow: public exposure, local WordPress evidence, commerce and application flows, and prioritized outputs.

External Exposure + DAST

  • Headers, cookies, CSP, and clickjacking posture
  • Routes, forms, and browser-facing surfaces
  • REST, OpenAPI, and GraphQL discovery signals
  • SQLi, XSS, SSRF, and traversal canary checks

WordPress Agent Evidence

  • Core, plugin, theme, and MU-plugin inventory

  • PHP, configuration, and custom WordPress rules
  • Nonce, capability, and REST authorization checks
  • Debug, activity, and application logs

Commerce + App Flows

  • Cart, checkout, Store API, and payment paths

  • Webhooks, HPOS, and Action Scheduler posture
  • Order ownership and privacy signals
  • Revenue-impacting abuse indicators

prioritized outputs

  • Findings with evidence and affected assets

  • Severity, confidence, risk score, and scan deltas
  • Remediation status and verification notes
  • Dashboard AI, top threats, and exportable reports


the practical result

see what changed, what matters and what to do first.

Aegisify Audit is designed to help serious WordPress teams move from raw scan data to a clearer review and remediation process.

Connected Evidence

Review the affected asset, supporting signals, and scan context together.

Prioritized Risks

Use severity, confidence, intelligence signals, and risk scoring to focus attention.

Reviewable Guidance

Use AI-assisted recommendations as guidance that remains available for human review.


common questions

what teams should know before starting

Aegisify Audit is designed to help serious WordPress teams move from raw scan data to a clearer review and remediation process.

Why does Aegisify Audit use both SaaS and a WordPress Agent?

The SaaS platform manages the scan workflow, correlation, dashboards, and reports. The Agent provides deeper local WordPress evidence that an external-only scan may not be able to collect.

Does AI automatically change my WordPress site?

This page describes AI-assisted triage and guidance. Recommendations should be reviewed before changes are made. The workflow does not need to promise automatic remediation to provide value.

Can the workflow include WooCommerce?

Yes. The workflow shown here includes commerce and application checks such as cart, checkout, Store API, payment paths, webhooks, HPOS, Action Scheduler posture, and order-related signals.

What can be exported after a scan?

The workflow illustration identifies CSV, PDF, and XML report exports, along with dashboard reporting and prioritized findings.


common questions

turn wordPress Scan data into a clearer action plan.

See how Aegisify Audit coordinates external checks, Agent evidence, risk correlation, and reporting for serious WordPress sites.

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