Wordfence Login Security, the standalone login plugin from the Wordfence team, keeps 2FA enrolment records in wp_wfls_2fa_secrets, plugin and role settings in wp_wfls_settings and wp_wfls_role_counts, and authentication attempts in the shared wp_wfLogins table. The default admin presents per-user 2FA status in one screen, recent logins in another, and CAPTCHA configuration in a third, with no native cross-filter between them.

SleekView reads each table directly so the three become one workspace. Sort users by 2FA enrolment state and last login. Filter wp_wfLogins to failed attempts on accounts that haven't enrolled. Pull role-level enrolment counts from wp_wfls_role_counts alongside actual recent logins to spot the gap between policy and reality.

Inline actions, like resetting a user's 2FA secret or forcing re-enrolment, route through Wordfence Login Security's own functions, so the plugin's audit trail stays correct. Saved views scoped per role let support staff verify enrolment without holding the keys to the settings, and let a security lead build a one-look enrolment audit for the team.

Most 2FA rollouts fail at the same place: the gap between policy and reality. Wordfence Login Security records both sides of that gap, role-level expectations in wp_wfls_role_counts and per-user enrolment in wp_wfls_2fa_secrets, alongside actual login activity in wp_wfLogins. The default admin shows each of those separately, which is fine for a single user lookup but slow for an audit.

The moment you need to know which administrators logged in last week without TOTP enrolled, the only answer is clicking through user lists by hand. SleekView reads the three tables as one workspace and lets the security lead build that audit as a saved view. Support staff can use a read-only version of the same view to verify a user's enrolment state during a support call, while a forced policy is being prepared.

The plugin keeps writing the data; SleekView just lets the people responsible for the policy read it in the order and shape they need. Once enrolment is visible at a glance, the gap closes quickly.