Setting up an SSL certificate has never been easier and more necessary than it is today. Even if your website has only a simple contact form, you are basically forced to switch to HTTPS or risk a loss in your online reputation. In this article I am sharing best practices, helpful tips and a few tools for troubleshooting.
Setting up an SSL Certificate - Best Practices & Tips
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2366 days ago
2366 days ago
However, if you got a free certificate with your host and you change your web host at some point, you will have to go through the same procedure of setting up and validating a certificate. - Hope that helps.