Account Security
Protecting your digital assets starts with securing the gateway to your infrastructure: your Liquid Web account. Property configuring your portal is your first and most critical line of defense against unauthorized access and potential threats. By implementing best practices and utilizing the powerful tools (2FA) we provide, you can create a robust security posture that safeguards your servers and data.
From enabling two-factor authentication to carefully managing user access and permissions, you have direct control over who can access your account and what actions they can perform.
Liquid Web Account Security Articles
This section is dedicated to helping you understand and implement essential security layers to protect your Liquid Web account and assets.
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Securing your Cloud VPN using IP Access Control Lists (ACLs)
Read more: Securing your Cloud VPN using IP Access Control Lists (ACLs)Improve Cloud VPN security by enabling Two-Factor Authentication and setting ACLs. Add, edit, or remove IP addresses in the Users section of your Liquid Web Account.
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Setting Up Your Cloud VPN
Read more: Setting Up Your Cloud VPNLiquid Web provides a free VPN to encrypt and secure your data, shielding it from third-party eyes, even on public networks. Follow the article to create your VPN user.
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Switching Two-Factor Authentication to a New Device
Read more: Switching Two-Factor Authentication to a New DeviceGot a new phone? Learn how to transfer your Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) settings to a new device, even if you have lost access to your old phone.
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Using Secure Notes for Sensitive Information
Read more: Using Secure Notes for Sensitive InformationSafely share passwords and sensitive info with our Support team using Secure Notes. Find, view, or create notes under the Account tab.