Toopher, online security’s user experience company, announced today that its free WordPress plugin is live and downloadable at toopher.com/wordpress. This makes the unique, invisible authentication of Toopher available to the over 72 million WordPress sites in the world, including the New York Times, Harvard Business Review, and countless others. WordPress acts as a CMS for sites that control financial transactions, exchanges of confidential data, banking, and e-commerce functionality. With over 170,000 WordPress sites compromised in 2012, these services have demonstrated a need for authentication options built around the user, such as the technology provided by Toopher. Read the full Press Release here.
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