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Ensomedia Security vs Sucuri Security

Sucuri sells a cloud firewall and malware cleanup by its own team, and offers a free WordPress plugin for auditing, file monitoring and a remote scan. Ensomedia Security is a new scanner from the team behind shieldwave.io that runs inside WordPress. This page puts the two side by side, with the facts we could check and the date we checked them. It starts with what our plugin does not do.

Compared
Ensomedia Security 1.1.28 (22 October 2026), Sucuri Security 2.8.1 (WordPress.org, updated 14 October 2026) and the Sucuri Website Security Platform plans
Checked on
22 October 2026
Installs
Sucuri Security: 600,000+ active installs, rated 4.2 from 384 reviews. Ensomedia Security: listed since 28 September 2026, fewer than 10 active installs, no reviews yet.
Who wrote this
ENSOMEDIA, which makes Ensomedia Security and runs shieldwave.io. We are not neutral, so every fact has a source below.

What Ensomedia Security does not do

If you want the firewall outside your server or cleanups included in a subscription, Sucuri sells that and we do not.

Side by side

FeatureEnsomedia Security (free)Sucuri Security plugin (free)Sucuri Platform (paid)
Price0. The shieldwave.io dashboard is free for every connected site. Pro is 12 USD a month per account and adds the outside scan of up to 25 sites, monitoring and reports0Basic 229, Pro 339, Business 549 USD a year, one site each. Firewall only: 9.99 or 19.98 USD a month
AccountNot neededThe audit log needs a free API key, generated in the plugin, which connects the site to Sucuri's API serviceA Sucuri account
Malware scanOn your server: 57 built-in signature rules, checks for injected scripts, files, posts and options, opt-in signed feed of new rulesRemote, through SiteCheck: the site is read from outside, as a visitor sees itScans for malware, redirects and SEO spam every 12 hours, 6 hours or 30 minutes by plan
File checksCore, plugin and theme files compared with WordPress.org, and changes to everything else against a recorded baselineFile integrity monitoring against a baseline recorded when the plugin is installed, covering core, plugins and themesNot stated separately on the plan page
Request firewallOn your server, since 1.1.26, off by default, records only until you switch it to blocking. General rules updated with the pluginNo. The plugin shows the cloud firewall's settings to its customersCloud firewall with CDN and DDoS mitigation, virtual patching included
Known vulnerabilitiesOpt-in lookup through shieldwave.io for plugins, themes and WordPress; the data comes from Wordfence IntelligenceNot in the free plugin; listed for the paid Firewall plus WordPress Security Plugin (core, plugins, themes, PHP)Not stated on the plan page
RepairOne button per finding for core, plugin and theme files from WordPress.org. Injected code in a theme, a custom plugin, uploads or the database is removed after you approve the exact change, with a backup and an undoPost-hack actions: new secret keys, password resets, reinstalling plugins, updatesCleanup by Sucuri's team
Malware removal by peopleA one-time cleanup by ENSOMEDIA, ordered from the plugin or the dashboard, quoted per caseNoUnlimited, response within 30, 12 or 6 hours by plan
Login limitsPer address and per user name, and on password reset requestsNot in the free plugin; brute force protection is listed for the paid firewall pluginThrough the cloud firewall
Two-factor loginAuthenticator app, recovery codes, required for the roles you choose; passkeys as the second step or to sign in without a passwordAuthenticator app with ten backup codes since 2.8Not stated on the plan page; the free plugin can be used
Activity logFree and kept on your site. Sign-ins, accounts, role changes, who edited a post or page, plugin and theme changes, key settings, with a keyed hash chain and CSV exportFree with the API key. Logins and content changes, filters and CSV export since 2.8Not stated on the plan page; the free plugin can be used
Blocklist checkNot in the plugin. The outside scan on shieldwave.io checks public blocklistsYes, including Google Safe Browsing, Norton, McAfee SiteAdvisor, Yandex, Spamhaus and BitdefenderMonitoring and removal
HardeningFile editor, XML-RPC, PHP in uploads, security headers, each with one switchRecommendations applied from the plugin, such as blocking PHP in uploads and turning off the file editorNot stated on the plan page; the free plugin can be used
SupportWordPress.org forum of the pluginWordPress.org forumTickets around the clock

What Ensomedia Security does differently

What each feature sends, and to whom, is on How it works and in the readme on WordPress.org.

Sources

Something here out of date or wrong? Write to support@shieldwave.io and we will correct it.

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