SSL Guide

You have to keep your website secure. Not only does it protect everything you have on the site, but also protects visitors from being attacked by hackers. This post discusses 10 ways that can help improve your website security and make it more difficult for attackers to break into your site. Security is one of the most important aspects of any website, including yours. If you are wondering how to make your site secure, here

In this blog post,  we’ll cover the difference between SSL and TLS certificates. What is an SSL certificate? SSL, or Secure Socket Layer, is a cryptographic protocol that ensures data integrity in transit by encrypting it from start to finish.  It can also be used for the authentication of websites through public-key cryptography. When you connect with an SSL certificate your browser shows a lock icon (usually green). This alerts you that communication with this

Technological advancement is incredibly dynamic which makes it more challenging by the day to keep data safe on the web. It is therefore important for you to conduct a website security check consistently. A website security check exposes all the weak points that you need to work on. At the same time, it allows developers to remove these vulnerabilities and make your site data safe from any unauthorized action.  We shall start by discussing how

In this guide, I will show you how to check website security level using Sucuri. But first, a brief introduction of the tool. What is Sucuri? Sucuri is one of the best website security tools out there. It offers sophisticated free website scanner tools, Sucuri SiteCheck that help look for; Viruses. Blacklisting status. Website errors. Out-of-date software. Malicious code Malware All you have to do is input your website URL and it will perform a

Do SSL certificates affect search rankings? This is a question most website owners and online entrepreneurs struggle with almost all the time. Why? This whole thing came about when Google announced that they will be favoring ‘secure’ websites over the ‘insecure’ ones. What does that mean? In their own words; “… over the past few months, we’ve been running tests taking into account whether sites use secure, encrypted connections as a signal in our search