Learn how to install an SSL Certificate Let’s Encrypt in your Hosting and how to activate it to distribute the contents under protocol HTTPSWordPress in a safe way.
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I’ll talk to you in this article about how to activate HTTPS in WordPress and make your site appear more securely on the Internet.
The speed with which changes occur in “the network”, mainly in terms of security and specifically in that oriented to payment gateways, forms, accesses and others where the need for protect sensitive data is a priority leads us inexorably to the use of security certificates as they add an “extra” layer of protection in order not to expose sensitive information.
Until recently it was believed that the use of a SSL Certificate () either “secure socket layer” it was only for clients who have a WordPress site oriented to e-commerce (WooCommerce for example) and who surely need to have a ssl-certificate to validate the identity of your website and to encrypt all information sent to and from the website.
Google has put our feet on our site and has made it clear that Any website published on the Internet must use a security layer using the HTTPS protocol, and now more than ever this also affects the positioning of websites that do not use it.
When you make use of an SSL certificate in WordPress (https) installed in your Hosting, the data of the buyers or visitors will be fully secured for all financial transactions, usernames and passwords, and credit card information.
Think in terms of encryption and thus you will better understand how important it is that your site delivers the data of inquiries or requests to your site in a secure way to customers, buyers or visitors.
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