GD
PR
Appropriate security of personal data
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But is your
website
secure
though?
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You know the little padlock symbol you see in your browser bar?
That shows whether a website is secure.
It technically means the website has an SSL certificate.
(If you’re wondering, SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer.
Bet you’re glad you asked.)
If you’re storing any personal data on your website, you
absolutely must have an SSL certificate. This encrypts
transmission of the data.
In October 2017, Google implemented the second part of its plan
to label any sites without an SSL certificate as non-secure.
So even if your site only has a contact form, unless it has an SSL
certificate, your visitors might get a nasty warning. That will
probably freak some people out, and that means less traffic to
your site, so it’s best to take action today.
Ask us about adding an SSL Cert to your site.
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