
If Your Site Isn’t Secure Yet, It Should Be
by Madison CopelandOct 22, 2019SEO
When you send private information over an HTTPS connection, it is protected. Regular HTTP sites put you at risk for having information stolen, but HTTPS sites don’t run this same risk. HTTPS protects not only private information, but any information that a malicious source could use to analyze a user’s behavior and remove the anonymity that should be inherent when surfing the web. Not providing your personal details to just anyone is a central tenet of responsible internet usage, but unsecure sites break this core value, oftentimes without even telling you.
If your site is not already secure, don’t worry; switching to an HTTPS site is easy. All you have to do is get an SSL certificate for your domain. By installing your SSL certificate, the HTTPS protocol will activate and your site will no longer be vulnerable, meaning that both you and your customers can use your site without fear of compromising information.
Why should my site be secure?
Does having HTTPS affect SEO?
If your site is not secure, fret not–Rogue Digital can help. Our experts can guide you through the process of ensuring your site is fully secure, including confirming that your site automatically serves the secure pages and that any redirects are properly in place. At Rogue Digital, we stay up to date on the latest SEO trends and best practices for your site, so you know that we always bring the latest and greatest information to the table. Contact us to schedule one of our SEO services today!

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