Connectors
Connect your company's accounts so Ward also checks them from the inside, not just what anyone can see from outside.
Google Workspace
Two-step verification, administrators and suspicious sign-ins.
Is it for you? Yes, if your company email runs on Google: Gmail with your own domain (for example, name@yourcompany.com).
How to connect it
- Click “Connect”.
- Sign in with the administrator account of your Google Workspace (whoever manages it).
- Accept the permissions: they are read-only.
- Back in Ward, click “Scan now”.
Microsoft 365
Two-step verification, administrators and risky sign-ins.
Is it for you? Yes, if your company email runs on Microsoft: Outlook with your own domain, through Microsoft 365.
How to connect it
- Click “Connect”.
- Sign in with a global administrator account of Microsoft 365.
- Accept the read-only permissions on behalf of your organization.
- Back in Ward, click “Scan now”.
WordPress
Outdated plugins, themes and WordPress version, and administrators.
Is it for you? Yes, if your website is built with WordPress. Not sure? Ask whoever built it.
How to connect it
- Sign in to your WordPress dashboard with an administrator user.
- Go to Users → Profile → Application passwords, type “Ward” and click “Add new”.
- Copy the password it shows and paste it here, with your website address and that username.
Cloudflare
Encryption, HTTPS, TLS, DNSSEC and records without the proxy.
Is it for you? Yes, if your domain uses Cloudflare. Not sure? Ask whoever manages your domain or website.
How to connect it
- In Cloudflare, go to My profile → API tokens → Create token → Create custom token.
- Add three permissions, all set to “Read”: Zone → Zone, Zone → Zone Settings and Zone → DNS.
- Under “Zone resources”, choose your domain and create the token.
- Choose that same domain here, then copy the token and paste it.