Yes, you can password-protect specific parts of your website—typically at the directory level—using cPanel’s Directory Privacy tool. If your page is part of a directory (for example, example.com/secure-page/), protecting that folder will restrict access to any pages or files inside it.

This feature is useful for limiting access to sensitive areas of your site, such as admin-only sections, private documents, or staging content. To enable password protection, navigate to the Directory Privacy section in cPanel, choose the folder you want to protect, and set a username and password.

This helps ensure that only authorized users can access specific sections of your website, adding an extra layer of security.

For more information on securing your website, see our detailed tutorial: Managing Website Security Settings Using cPanel.

Note: If you're using a content management system like WordPress, you can also password-protect individual pages directly from the page editor, without using cPanel.