Case Study · Warden
A security plugin gives you alerts. We built a security team.
Warden is a security operations center we built end to end — WordPress, web apps, and edge traffic in one console. It protects our own platform daily. See it at warden.noverionex.com.
Why we built it
The problem
Most sites rely on plugins and buried logs — no correlation, no triage, no cross-site view. We built security as operations: signals roll into incidents, noise is filtered, and high-confidence threats get blocked.
A real security operations center
What we built
- Sensors — WordPress reporter, edge middleware, Cloudflare, scheduled posture audits
- Correlation — events roll into scored incidents with attacker profiles and MITRE tagging
- Triage — routine noise handled automatically; escalations reach a human
- Mitigation — Cloudflare IP blocks with allowlists, thresholds, and expiring rules
- Two views — operator console plus a read-only portal for site owners
Dogfooded, not demoware
Proof it works: we protect ourselves with it
Warden protects five of our own properties — including Noverionex CRM — across Noverionex and Anaptysso. The SOC that watches client sites watches our product too.
For the technically curious
Under the hood
Real security engineering:
- Stack: Next.js 15, React 19, TypeScript, tRPC, PostgreSQL/Prisma
- Depth: 15+ security models, 60+ operator procedures, 26 console components
- Agents: HMAC-signed WordPress reporters streaming telemetry
- Mitigation: Cloudflare API + webhook edge blocking
- Intel: ProxyCheck, AbuseIPDB, VirusTotal, ASN lookups
- Export: CSV / JSON / CEF, MITRE tagging, Sigma detection rules
The takeaway
What this means for you
This is the standard we bring to your site — Warden on WordPress, or security built into custom software.
