Websites are constantly at risk of cyberattacks, and these attacks are generally carried out using malicious software. These harmful programs access files and information on websites, causing them to be stolen, deleted, or modified. Therefore, website security is of great importance. The most well-known way to ensure security is to install an SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate on your website.

Once the SSL certificate is installed, our site will no longer open as http:// but as https://. In this way, the data on the site and the site visitors remain safe.

Google, the world’s most widely used search engine, announced that it will warn users visiting websites that do not have an SSL security certificate, stating that these sites are not secure. It also stated that websites without an SSL certificate will not be able to rank high in search results and will not be able to run Ads campaigns. With Google's announcement, the security certificate — SSL — has essentially become mandatory.