Security isn't just for big companies. Even small business websites need to protect visitors, customer information, and your online reputation. If your site shows a “Not Secure” warning, many people won't even continue browsing.
Continue reading to see what businses owners should know:
This typically means your website is missing a proper SSL certificate. An SSL certificate makes sure information sent between your website and visitors is encrypted.
Without it:
SSL is not optional anymore, it's required.
Even if you had SSL at some point, certificates expire periodically. When they do, your site starts throwing warnings.
This is an easy fix, but ignoring it can cause major trust issues.
This happens when your site loads some content over HTTPS and some over HTTP.
Common symptoms:
Fixing mixed content requires updating asset URLs and settings.
The truth is, outdated software is one of the top reasons websites get hacked.
Risks include:
Keeping your site updated is one of the easiest ways to stay protected.
A secure website protects your business, builds trust, and supports better visibility on search engines. Security isn't as complicated as it sounds, and fixing it now prevents bigger problems down the road.
It's time to get protected.
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- FixMyBiz.Online Team