[New Tool] WordPress Plugin Security Audit Log v2.4

WP Security Audit Log keeps a log of everything happening on your WordPress blog or website and WordPress multisite network. By using WP Security Audit Log security plugin it is very easy to track suspicious user activity before it becomes a problem or a security issue.

Changelog v2.4 (2016-03-28)

New Features

Monitoring of WordPress menus changes from both admin pages and theme customizer.
New hook that allows users to create their own custom alerts. Read the WP Security Audit Log Custom Alerts documentation for more information.
New alerts for when a either a post, a post or a custom post type is scheduled.

Full Changelog: here

Security Audit Log & Identify WordPress Security Issues

New user is created via registration or by another user
First time a user logs in to WordPress
User changes the role, password or other profile settings of another user
User on a WordPress multisite network is added or removed from a site
User uploads or deletes a file, changes a password or email address
User installs, activates, deactivates, upgrades or uninstalls a plugin
User creates a new post, page, category or a custom post type
User modifies an existing post, page, category or a custom post type
User creates, modifies or deletes a custom field from a post, page or custom post type
User adds, moves, modifies or deletes a widget
User installs or activates a new WordPress theme
User changes WordPress settings such as permalinks or administrator notification email
WordPress is updated / upgraded
Failed login attempts
and much more…

Security Audit Log & Identify WordPress Security Issues

If you own a multi user WordPress blog or website, or a WordPress multisite network installation you can use WP Security Audit Log plugin to monitor your users’ activity and productivity. With WP Security Audit Log WordPress plugin you can monitor:

When WordPress users log in or out
From where WordPress users are logging in
Users who created. modified or deleted categories
Users who created a blog post, page or a custom post
Users who published a blog post, page or a custom post
Users who modified published WordPress content such as custom posts, pages or a blog posts
Users who moves content such as blog posts or WordPress pages to trash or permanently deletes it
Users who modify WordPress widgets
Uses who upload or delete any sort of files
and much more…

More Information:

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