1. SSL Certificate and Installation
SSL stands for ‘Secure Sockets Layer’ and is a standard security technology to establish encryption of data transferred from one server to another. In order to switch from a HTTP to HTTPS secure website, you’ll need an SSL certificate which comprises of small data files that digitally bind a cryptographic key to your company details including company name, location, domain name, and server or hostname.
We can generate an SSL certificate from a trusted certificate authority and install this onto your web server. Doing so activates a padlock display and HTTPS secure protocol. Typically, the SSL certificate is used to secure sensitive information such as credit card transactions, data transfer and personal login details.
To make you aware there are different types of SSL certificates available, including EV SSL (Extended Validation), OV SSL (Organisation Validated) and DV SSL (Domain Validated). However, the encryption levels are the same for all. The only differences are how you want them to look in the address bar and the verification processes needed to obtain the SSL certificate.
2. (Cloud) Server Backup
We can run server backup manager over SSL (HTTPS) just in case you we need to restore the previous version of your website.
3. Internal Links and Redirects on external links
We can prevent your website from resulting in broken links (internally and externally) and help you retain any valuable link power that directly impacts your SEO.
4. Code Libraries, Scripts and Requests for Googlebot
Considering we are not only a website hosting provider but that we are team of web developers and IT support technicians, you’ll have the advantage of having up-to-date web technologies, such as Javascript and Ajax. We also have the skills to update XML sitemaps, Canonical tags, HREF lang, Sitemap references for your Google search console (if applicable to your needs).
5. Other
For best performance we ensure to run scans, fix errors, install SSL on CDN (If applicable).
Blog article date:
6 th
Aug 2018
Posted by SDS
Tags Https, Https, Hyper Text Transfer Protocol, Future of Web, Technology
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