Aegisify Changelog: Product, Agent, Scan, and Trust Updates
Security buyers need to know that a WordPress Security Audit platform is improving, documented, and transparent. This changelog gives customers a simple place to review important updates across Aegisify Audit, the Aegisify Agent, scan types, plugin security analysis, logs, AI-assisted review, privacy, and trust documentation.
Aegisify Facts & Truth
Use this page to track meaningful changes, not every minor internal adjustment.
Latest Focus Areas
| Area | What Changed or Improved |
|---|---|
| Trust pages | Added clearer buyer-facing pages for trust, security, privacy, data handling, responsible disclosure, Agent documentation, scan types, changelog visibility, and sample reports. |
| Aegisify Agent | Improved explanation of Agent setup, encryption/security key use, telemetry access, WordPress activity sensors, and optional debug log review. |
| Scan type clarity | Clarified how SAST-style analysis, DAST-style exposure checks, plugin security, dependency review, logs, and AI analysis fit into the audit workflow. |
| Privacy and data handling | Expanded public explanation of what Agent data may be collected, what is not intentionally collected, how logs should be handled, and how users can disable or remove the Agent. |
| Sample reporting | Added a sanitized sample WordPress Security Audit report structure for buyers who want to understand the output before signing up. |
Changelog Categories
- Security: access controls, vulnerability fixes, hardening, and responsible disclosure updates.
- Agent: installation, connection, telemetry, compatibility, and local scan improvements.
- Scan Types: SAST, DAST-style checks, plugin security, logs, API discovery, malware indicators, and report changes.
- AI and Artificial Intelligence: AI-assisted summarization, prioritization, remediation guidance, and report clarity.
- Privacy: data handling, retention, deletion, and customer control updates.
- Docs: setup guides, FAQs, sample reports, and support content.
How to Read This Changelog
Each entry should explain what changed, who it affects, and whether customers need to take action. Security-sensitive details may be summarized to protect customers and avoid exposing attack paths.
Recommended Changelog Entry Format
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| Date | June 2026 |
| Category | Agent, Security, Scan Types, Privacy, Docs |
| Update | Added clearer Agent data handling documentation. |
| Customer Action | Review telemetry settings and confirm log access preferences. |
Why This Page Helps Buyers
A changelog is proof that the product is active, maintained, and improving. For a WordPress Security Audit platform, that matters because attackers, plugin risk, logs, AI search behavior, and WordPress environments change over time.
Stay Current With Your WordPress Security Posture
Sign up for Aegisify Audit or run a Free Scan to see your current WordPress risk picture, then use the changelog to follow product and scan improvements over time.