Description
Security Digest solves a small but annoying problem: WordPress scatters update notices all over the admin area — as a small number in the menu, as a banner on every screen, as a separate entry in the plugin list. If you don’t open your site every day, they are easy to miss, and if you do, they keep interrupting you.
- One digest email instead of constant notices: WordPress core, plugins and themes, each with the current and the new version.
- Choose your own schedule: daily, weekly or monthly, plus weekday/time or day of the month.
- Preview in the admin area before anything is sent.
- Temporarily mute individual plugins in the digest (7/30/90 days).
- Choose the digest language separately from the WordPress admin language.
- « Send digest now » button for instant testing, including delivery diagnostics when sending mail fails.
- Short sending history right in the admin area.
- WP-CLI: send the digest or check its status, even outside of wp-admin.
Free version vs. Pro
The free version fully covers the weekly digest email to one recipient.
Security Digest Pro adds:
- Multiple recipient addresses instead of just one.
- An instant security alert when an update looks security-relevant — instead of waiting for the next digest.
- A summary of completed automatic WordPress updates in the same history.
- Automatic update notifications right in the WordPress admin area.
Captures d’écrans
Installation
- Upload the plugin ZIP under Plugins Add New Upload Plugin.
- Activate the plugin.
- In the Security Digest menu, check the recipient, weekday and time under « Settings » (the defaults are already sensible: Monday, 8 am, to the admin email address).
FAQ
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Do I need to install anything or set up an external service?
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No. The plugin only reads the information WordPress already collects about updates on its own and sends it via
wp_mail()— no external service, no additional data collection. -
What happens when I deactivate the plugin?
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The weekly sending cron is unscheduled immediately, so nothing is sent anymore. The previous sending history and all settings are kept and are back immediately after reactivating. Only « Delete » in the plugin list removes them permanently.
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How reliable is the security alert (Pro)?
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It is a best-effort, not a definitive assessment: the plugin searches the update notice that WordPress provides with an update for the word « security ». It does not replace your own review, but it is a useful early warning.
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Which languages is the admin area available in?
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The admin area follows the language set in WordPress. Translations are provided through translate.wordpress.org and you are welcome to contribute one for your language.
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Journal des modifications
1.0.17
- The 360 WP Orbit overview now also lists the new plugin 360 Orbit Database Cleaner.