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Single Sign-On (SSO) for WP Engine User Portal
SSO for WP Engine allows you to use your own identity provider to authenticate User Portal logins. Learn how it works and how to enable it for your domain.
Security
Using a Reverse Proxy with WP Engine
Learn what a reverse proxy is, how it works, how WP Engine uses it, and how and when to it's ok to use a reverse proxy service with WP Engine.
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Malware and WordPress
If your WordPress website has been flagged for malware by an external service, follow these steps to address the issue and prevent it in the future.
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Disallowed Plugins
Certain plugins are disallowed on the WP Engine platform, and will be removed, as they either cause performance issues or duplicate default server behavior.
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Block/Unblock Traffic to a Website
Learn how to password protect your WordPress site and common errors you may see while using password protection on a site.
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File Permissions and 403 Errors
Learn how to reset file permissions in WordPress and troubleshoot a 403 error to resolve "forbidden" and "access denied" warnings.
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WP Engine and PCI Compliance
Is WP Engine PCI compliant? Are our customers compliant when they host an eCommerce site with us? What does compliance require?
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Comparing Network Options
Compare the WP Engine networks and their features, including; Legacy, Advanced Network, & Global Edge Security (GES).
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Multi-Factor Authentication for the User Portal
WP Engine uses a system managed by a third party vendor to protect and secure your User Portal credentials. Learn how to set up MFA and find our FAQ.
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