E-commerce

The advantages of having a secure website

By Ángel Estrada

October 03, 2018

One of the most important issues web pages have- especially on e-commerce sites – is trust. When an online service is provided, transactions are carried out and information is exchanged between the server and visitor, having the SSL security certificate on your website is essential.

The SSL (Secure Socket Layer) certificate offers visitors security. Having it installed reassures security allowing you to enter your personal and banking information, and confirms that you comply with applicable regulations, especially now times that we’re facing stricter data protection policies.

This certificate works as a security protocol that allows information to travel in a secure and encrypted manner. When data travels with these security measures it becomes difficult to violate and, in the event, that they were intercepted by a third party, they wouldn’t be able to read the content. In short, the SSL certificate protects information and transactions, ensuring that your data and those of your users are safe.

Nowadays, having a security certificate is not just a technical detail, but also implies significant advantages and benefits. Some of the advantages of this certificate are:

I hope that now that you know more about how to secure your website and the advantages that this can bring, you contribute in building a more secure internet. If you need to take the next step and do not know how to do it, come to Mijo! Brands. Our team of experts will support and guide you every step of the security certificate implementation process for your website.

Ángel Estrada is Frontend Developer in Mijo! Brands, a leading creative digital marketing agency with presence in Mexico City, Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta. Ángel is a Multimedia Engineer from the University Center of the Coast of the University of Guadalajara, with experience in interface development, user experience and web strategy. Junior dad position to which he recently joined. Born in Aguascalientes, but grew up on the coast. Loves everything that has to do with technology and is cataloged as a frustrated geek and occasional amateur photographer.