Websites in Google Chrome without an SSL will display a ‘NOT SECURE’ warning in the address bar starting in July 2018. Now you can purchase a dedicated SSLcertificate or Install a free SSL certificate and enable HTTPS to avoid disruptions.Read More →

The Secure Sockets Layer, also known as SSL. You can recognize a Secure Sockets Layer by its web address prefix, “https.” The SSL makes use of cryptographic encryption of data sent to and from your website. In this way the SSL keeps malicious outsiders from decrypting the sensitive information. YourRead More →