Witen documentation
Install Witen on your site or server, choose your protection settings, and review activity in your dashboard.
Start with your product
Warden
Install on Linux, check your logs, and turn on firewall blocking.
WordPress plugin
Stop login attacks, choose AI crawlers, and check your files.
Matomo plugin
Install Witen, review local protection, and connect your Matomo server to your account.
Your Witen dashboard
Manage sites and servers, review activity, and choose policies.
Choose where to begin
- Protecting a Linux server: start with the Warden operator guide.
- Protecting WordPress: start with the WordPress plugin guide.
- Locked out of WordPress: use Recover login access.
- Protecting Matomo: start with the Matomo plugin guide.
- Managing connected sites and servers: use Your Witen dashboard.
- Behind a CDN or load balancer: verify client IPs behind a proxy.
- Before connecting: read What data Witen receives.
- Removing an installation: use Disconnect or remove Witen.
- Reviewing WordPress exposure: use the vulnerability intelligence guide.
- Building an integration: review the API reference.
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For AI agents and scripts
Every guide is also plain Markdown: add .md to its address, for example /docs/warden.md. /llms.txt lists them all with one-line summaries.