HTTPS is the secure version of HTTP, a protocol used for transmitting data between a web browser and a website. HTTPS is crucial for protecting the integrity and confidentiality of your users’ data. If you notice that you no longer see HTTPS in your browser’s address bar, this could have…

As important as online security and privacy may be, sometimes, as an internet user, you still come across non-secure websites. These are websites that are not marked as secure. This is usually because these sites use the HTTP protocol instead of the more secure HTTPS. This means that the data…

The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol is essential for keeping communications on the Internet secure. It encrypts data sent between web browsers and websites, ensuring the privacy and integrity of information exchanged. However, sometimes you may run into problems where you cannot make an SSL connection. In this article, you…

If you notice that your browser indicates that your website is “Not secure”, this can cause problems. Such sign can scare off potential visitors and bring down the credibility of your website. In this article, we explain why this happens and how you can fix it. Just know that depending…

A secure connection on the internet is not just recommended these days, but necessary. It protects both website owners and visitors from various cyber threats. But how do you recognise a secure connection, and what does the lock you often see in your browser’s address bar mean? In this article,…