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JetHost Partners with Patchstack for Proactive WordPress Security

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JetHost Partners with Patchstack for Proactive WordPress Security

JetHost, a WordPress-focused hosting provider, has integrated Patchstack's vulnerability intelligence platform into its service offerings. The partnership enables continuous monitoring and mitigation of WordPress plugin and theme vulnerabilities, protecting sites from known exploits even before patches are available. Business plan customers receive the service included for one domain, while other customers can add it for a monthly fee.

Why it matters: WordPress site owners hosted on JetHost now have automated vulnerability detection and blocking at the hosting layer, reducing exposure during the window between vulnerability disclosure and patch deployment.

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JetHost Partners with Patchstack for Proactive WordPress Security

JetHost, a WordPress-focused hosting provider, has integrated Patchstack's vulnerability intelligence platform into its service offerings. The partnership enables continuous monitoring and mitigation of WordPress plugin and theme vulnerabilities, protecting sites from known exploits even before patches are available. Business plan customers receive the service included for one domain, while other customers can add it for a monthly fee.

Why it matters: WordPress site owners hosted on JetHost now have automated vulnerability detection and blocking at the hosting layer, reducing exposure during the window between vulnerability disclosure and patch deployment.

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