Wordfence should be adequate to protect your wordpress back-end from being bruteforced.
However, I guess the answer to this would depend on how it got hacked in the first place.
It could be related to plugins/wordpress not up to date, badly coded plugins, insecure code, bad server configuration, etc.
I’d find the root cause of the hack and then take action accordingly.
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