SSL certificate

[Khushbu]

A properly configured SSL certificate allows the traffic between your website and visitor/user to be encrypted. This protects the privacy of your user.

The added advantage is that if your website uses an SSL certificate, the browser used by users visiting your website can verify the authenticity of your website. No one should be able to track your user to connect to a different server instead of your own the certificates won’t match.

Also, google chrome shows your website as insecure if you don’t use SSL and this might affect your ranking in search results and also result in low traffic. Hence the very absolute answer to this question is YES, every website should have an SSL Certificate.

[Kajal]

Every website should have an SSL Certificate. Well, I have been using the Singlebag platform for a while. Singlebag provides free SSL certificates! This is done to encourage all their users to secure their eCommerce website from cyber theft.

The way Singlebag provides its customers with SSL certificates in a straightforward way— once you type in your custom domain, it can require as long as 48 hours for another SSL endorsement to be made.

During those 48 hours, an SSL Unavailable error may be shown in your Singlebag storefront. Moreover, security errors may likewise be shown in your Singlebag store when you visit it. On the off chance that your store shows the after over 48 hours, then, at that point, navigate to the troubleshooting guide on SSL Unavailable errors.

Once your SSL certification has been created, you’ll need to update your HTTP Sitemap. All that’s left to do next is check whether everything is in order by navigating through your Singlebag website and checking each URL to ensure it changed from HTTP to HTTPS.

When you register your online store with Singlebag, the eCommerce platform incorporates a 256-bit SSL authentication to keep your clients’ data and business information secure. 

Singlebag recognizes that SSL certificates are the industry standard in terms of security technology and thus must be provided to online business owners free of cost to encourage web security practices.

[Srisachin K]

Let me tell you why it’s cool to have an SSL certificate.

With SSL, you get to see the padlock symbol in your browser, close to your site’s URL, and it means your data is totally protected against all possible threats.

Google Search has likewise clarified that encoding your site is fundamentally significant for ranking in web search engines.

Identifying SSL encryption as a definitive rank component and offering some other security best practices to help SEO for your sales business.

Advancing for Google search additionally gives your business greater permeability and sets a positive model for new guests.

Between supporting your sales and satisfying Google Search, there’s no great explanation not to safeguard content across every one of your spaces by moving from HTTP to HTTPS.

Hence you need an SSL certificate for securing your website. Gracias!