SSL is the technology behind HTTPS and helps encrypt data between a visitor’s browser and your website.
Key Points
- A valid SSL certificate helps protect logins, forms, payments and other sensitive information in transit.
- Browsers now warn users when websites do not use HTTPS, which can reduce trust immediately.
- SSL also supports better modern security practices and is expected by many integrations and APIs.
- Installing a certificate is only part of the job; mixed content and redirect settings still need attention.
- Even simple brochure websites benefit from HTTPS because it improves trust and professionalism.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is SSL only for online stores?
No. Every modern website should use HTTPS, not only ecommerce sites.
Can one certificate cover www and non-www?
Many certificates do, but coverage depends on the certificate type and setup.
What is mixed content?
It happens when a secure page still loads some files over insecure HTTP.
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