Quickstart — Configure Domain → SIEM

The data sent to the SIEM comes from a plugin installed on each WordPress site, which collects and transmits security information to the platform.

After signing in to Vulnity, you will land directly on the SIEM dashboard. From there, in Domain Management, you will find the button that starts the linking process between your WordPress site and Vulnity.

When you click “Add domain”, the required fields appear:

• Full WordPress URL: enter the full address of the site you want to link.
• Site name: the name used to identify the domain inside Vulnity. You can use the domain itself, for example example.com, or a shorter name such as example.

You will also see “Client” and “Tags” fields. These are optional and can help organize domains inside the panel.

This guide uses “localhost” as an example domain, which is useful for local testing of the linking process.

After completing the fields and clicking “Next”, Vulnity shows instructions for downloading the plugin from the WordPress Store.

Instructions

1. In your WordPress admin panel, go to Plugins → Add New.
2. Search for “Vulnity Security”.
3. Click Install Now, then Activate.
4. Once activated, fill in the Site ID and Pair Code shown below.

Step by step

1. In your WordPress admin panel, go to Plugins → Add New

2. Search for “Vulnity Security”

3. Click Install Now, then Activate

4. Once activated, enter the Site ID and Pair Code

Next, enter the Site ID and Pair Code in their respective fields.

In “Which public IP should always be allowed?”, enter the public IP address of the user who will most often access the WordPress configuration.

Do not worry about this initial choice; you can add more IP addresses or change the existing one later if needed.

Once everything is filled in, click Connect Plugin.

If everything is configured correctly, clicking Next in the SIEM will show the site as linked, and the plugin will display its main dashboard: