![]() This digital certificate authenticates the identity of a website while encrypting data as it communicates with its server. This is what an “SSL” Certificate, or “Secure Sockets Layer,” accomplishes, and it is highly recommended to further protect both your website and the users that visit it. But as websites grew in size and functionality, they also came to need more secure methods of capturing information, processing payments and more. ![]() For many years we’ve grown accustomed to seeing the letters HTTP before our website URLs. ![]()
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