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This commitment aligns with WordPress VIP’s values and commitments to high security standards, rapid response to detected abuse, and the maintenance of highly performant infrastructure that meets the demands of enterprise customers.
For organizations evaluating hosting options, SHA certification cuts through the noise. It’s an independent benchmark for providers that take security and operational rigor seriously, not just competitive pricing.
Hosting providers are judged across key areas during the Secure Hosting Alliance evaluation process. These include:
WordPress VIP is part of an initial cohort of certified hosting providers who are focused on building a secure web ecosystem. This group of companies has a shared commitment to creating a more secure and trustworthy web ecosystem.
Automattic, the WordPress VIP parent company, supports the Secure Hosting Alliance to improve global internet health by strengthening collaboration among hosting providers, security researchers, and policy groups.
WordPress VIP customers will start seeing the SHA Trust Seal throughout the website. The seal reaffirms existing customer expectations regarding enterprise performance, enterprise-grade security, and enterprise-scale architecture.
“Our customers rely on us to operate with a high bar for security, reliability, and accountability every day. Standards like SOC 2, FedRAMP, and SHA make that operational rigor independently verifiable, which matters for teams making long-term platform decisions — and gives them more confidence in the infrastructure they’re building on.”
— Steph Yiu, CEO

WordPress Scalability: How to Scale to Enterprise
Author

Jake Ludington
Jake is a technology writer and product manager. He started building websites with WordPress in 2005. His writing has appeared in Popular Science, Make magazine, The New Stack, and many other technology publications.
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