Component visibility appears lower than expected
Some sites hide or optimize asset paths; run comprehensive mode and verify canonical frontend routes.
Understand WordPress quick/comprehensive modes, route coverage differences, component intelligence interpretation, and rerun verification.
Site owners, agencies, and security teams operating WordPress workflows.
Use this checklist to make sure the workflow guidance applies cleanly to your current task.
Follow these steps in order for a reliable and repeatable outcome.
Start with quick mode to validate WordPress detection confidence and baseline hardening posture.
Use comprehensive mode when plugin/theme risk context, broader route evidence, and low-risk public endpoint validation are required for release or governance decisions.
Patch or remove highest-risk components first before lower-priority hardening actions.
Use verification checklist and before/after evidence to confirm meaningful risk reduction.
Use this checklist to confirm the workflow was completed correctly.
If something does not match expectation, check these common failure modes first.
Some sites hide or optimize asset paths; run comprehensive mode and verify canonical frontend routes.
This can be valid if detected versions are not within mirrored advisory ranges. Continue baseline hardening and rerun after updates.
Confirm deployment completed for all frontend nodes and rerun against the same canonical URL.
Use these links to continue your workflow without losing context.
Open WordPress Security Scanner Landing to continue this workflow.
Open Run WordPress Quick Profile to continue this workflow.
Open Help: WordPress Security Troubleshooting to continue this workflow.
Open Documentation Hub to continue this workflow.
Use comprehensive mode when plugin/theme component intelligence, broader route evidence, and low-risk public endpoint validation are needed for risk decisions and reporting confidence.
Continue to the best next page based on where you are in your workflow.