Updated on 2022-10-27 GMT+08:00
Which Websites Require HTTPS?
HTTPS is adopted by more and more websites in today's world where information security is increasingly important. Currently, HTTPS is strongly recommended for the following websites:
- E-commerce platforms and their payment systems
- Banking systems and high-privacy websites of financial institutions
- Websites of governments, universities, research institutes
- Websites whose visitors are mostly brought by search engines
- Enterprises' email-based internal communication platforms
In the long run, HTTPS is an inevitable trend. Enabling HTTPS encryption is a key point of today's website construction. In addition to the websites listed earlier, users are advised to enable HTTPS for other types of websites to prepare their companies for development.
Parent topic: Certificate Consulting
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