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Connecting your sites to Wordfence Central

Learn how to connect multiple sites to Wordfence Central.

Account

How to navigate and use your Wordfence account.

Using the Settings page

The Settings page allows you to configure alert settings for sites connected to Central, and allows you to receive alerts via Email, SMS, or Slack.

Setting up two-factor authentication

Enabling two-factor authentication, or 2FA, is one of the most important steps you can take to prevent account compromise.

Alerts

Email alerts quickly inform you of security related events on your site.

Changelog

Historical information about previous Wordfence Releases.