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$50.00

We will migrate your site from HTTP to HTTPS!

This is so important because Google will not only flag any site that does not load secure with HTTPS but will also penalize your search engine ranking. Our WordPress Security Specialist will make sure you comply with all the items Google requires that will make your site stay in good standing online and in online searches. Keep Google HAPPY!

Fixed Cost. 50$ is all you need to pay to migrate your site. No Hidden Cost!
Turn Around time is 48Hrs
Our Agents will works until the website is with a green lock to ensure it is 100% HTTPS
If you don’t have an SSL Certificate and if you need to buy it. Click Here.

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If you don’t have the little green lock from a trusted SSL certificate, Google Chrome will tag your site as Not Secure.

This is so important because Google will not only flag any site that does not load secure with HTTPS but will also penalize your search engine ranking. Our WordPress Security Specialist will make sure you comply with all the items Google requires that will make your site stay in good standing online and in online searches. Keep Google HAPPY!

Fixed Cost

48 Hrs ETA

100% HTTPS with Green Lock

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What is included!

SSL Certificate Check

We will confirm that your site has a proper SSL Certificate installed.

Full Site Security Check

Will perform a full security audit of your site and make enhancements

HTTPS Site Audit

We will make sure all pages on your site load secure HTTPS

FULL SECURITY REPORT

Full and complete professional list of items completed

What is HTTPS?

HTTP is HyperText Transfer Protocol and HTTPS is HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure. The procedure for encrypting information and then exchanging it is called HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS).

Using HTTPS, the computers agree on a “code” between them, and then they scramble the messages using that “code” so that no one in between can read them. This keeps your information safe from hackers.

With HTTPS if anyone in between the sender and the recipient could open the message, they still could not understand it. Only the sender and the recipient, who know the “code,” can decipher the message.

Reasons You Need HTTPS On Your Site!

Higher SEO Ranking

The world’s #1 search engine favors HTTPS-encrypted websites and will push them higher in search results. So an SSL not only protects your customers but helps you find more of them.

Gain Customer Trust

Google Chrome will be marking all HTTP sites as insecure. Having a Green Lock (HTTPS) site will be marked as secured, which helps to built trust with your visitors.

Protect Sensitive Information

SSL Certificates protect your customers’ sensitive information by encrypting the data they send to you, then decrypting it once you’ve received it.

Why HTTPS Matters!

HTTPS protects the integrity of your website

HTTPS helps prevent intruders from tampering with the communications between your websites and your users’ browsers. Intruders include intentionally malicious attackers, and legitimate but intrusive companies, such as ISPs or hotels that inject ads into pages. Intruders exploit unprotected communications to trick your users into giving up sensitive information or installing malware, or to insert their own advertisements into your resources.

HTTPS protects the privacy and security of your users

One common misconception about HTTPS is that the only websites that need HTTPS are those that handle sensitive communications. Every unprotected HTTP request can potentially reveal information about the behaviors and identities of your users. Some intruders look at the aggregate browsing activities of your users to make inferences about their behaviors and intentions, and to de-anonymize their identities.

HTTPS is the future of the web

Powerful, new web platform features, such as taking pictures or recording audio with getUserMedia(), enabling offline app experiences with service workers, or building progressive web apps, require explicit permission from the user before executing. Many older APIs are also being updated to require permission to execute, such as the geolocation API. HTTPS is a key component to the permission workflows for both these new features and updated APIs.

Source: Google Read More.