i was upset i missed this deal the last time.. i'm so glad you came back! i got Ninja up and running quickly with nearly all security functions enabled. it has a very in depth amount of security fixes and significantly more compared to wp ghost. the good news is it pairs well with ghost! between them both, i feel very content now.
very easy to implement and passing 47 of 50 checks at 93% security score, need a few more tweaks. theres 20 something other "fixes" in addition to those. it has vuln mgmt with email notifications for CVE / patch mgmt and a malware scanner. saw a bad comment about the malware scanner so i am sure there is room for improvement. i'd be curious if that is just signature based? known CVEs? or what? is there like MITRE ATT&CK framework for wordpress?

i even managed to get some plugins that said the 8G firewall is not supported by adding the IPs identified in the visitor log onto whitelist. the only thing i'm not using is the MFA and login name changes because WP Ghost is handling them. I may be mistaken, but the one thing that Ghost seems to do that Ninja doesn't do is that in addition to change admin and login paths, it changes all the paths to hide wordpress/php/db to avoid WP detection. Although that is the bread and butter behind ghost. Fact is, Ninja does way more when it comes to hardening so they both are a must have in my book.

its worth noting i never tried wp fence so i can't compare to that at all, but i am curious on the roadmap to get more next-gen and real time protection abilities that wordfence seems to have. even if its a monthly add on cost or included in LTD long term